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Wanted: Kemar Wharton

The Barbados Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in locating Kemar Stephen Romel Wharton, alias “Moose”, who is wanted for questioning in connection with a serious criminal matter. Wharton,...

Small Craft and High Surf Warning issued for Barbados

The Barbados Meteorological Services has upgraded its Small Craft Advisory to a Small Craft and High Surf Warning...

Govt comes to aid of amputee

At 53 years old, Oliver Clarke lives a life of extreme physical limitation and financial struggle. The son of...

Innes facing up to 20 years

Former Insurance Corporation Of Barbados Ltd (ICBL) chief executive officer Ingrid Innes is set to plead guilty in...

Death penalty could apply under new bill

Barbadians convicted of domestic terrorism that results in a death could face the death penalty or life imprisonment,...

ALTAR CALL: Keep going ‘by faith’

YOU’VE COME THIS FAR by faith; keep moving forward.This central theme, chosen to mark the 60th anniversary celebrations of the Brittons Hill Wesleyan Holiness Church,...

Key job

TEACHERS UNIONS in Barbados are in unanimous agreement with a judicial officer that theirs should be designated an essential service.That is as far as the agreement...

Sargassum Bay

NOT ONE FISH has been landed at the fishing village of Skeete’s Bay, St Philip, since the season started more than six months ago.And one boat...

Royal upswing

ROYAL WESTMORELAND has not had it this good in more than ten years.About $60 million from new home purchases is pouring into the luxury residential...

Marshals told: Be more humane

GOVERNMENT MINISTER Michael Lashley has appealed to marshals to adopt a “more humane approach” when dealing with tenants the court has ordered to vacate...

Abstinence ‘an option’

A SENIOR TRADE UNIONIST wants greater emphasis to be placed on abstinence in the fight against HIV/AIDS.Orlando “Gabby” Scott, senior assistant general secretary of...