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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,...

All my children

MAXINE PARRIS never gave birth to a child, yet she is a very proud mother.“Not having children doesn’t define me. It doesn’t make me...

100 000 credit cards and climbing

BARBADIANS ARE swiping plastic like never before.They own at least 100 000 credit cards with a value of about $1 billion.And Glyne Harrison, president of the...

Haulers to stage protest at landfill

MORE THAN 70 waste haulers and movers will park their trucks outside the Mangrove Pond Landfill in St Thomas tomorrow in their latest protest...

Payday for Emmerton residents coming soon

RESIDENTS OF Emmerton in Bridgetown could soon be rewarded for their years of discomfort.Ten years after their lawyer Robert “Bobby” Clarke lodged their case,...

Ministry ‘meets targets’ in HIV battle

THE NATIONAL FIGHT against HIV/AIDS in Barbados is being won.The Ministry of Health is revealing today that it has met five of its major targets...

Many come out to find Javan

IT WAS A COMMUNITY affair as scores of residents of the Cane Garden, St Thomas, neighbourhood joined with the Burton family yesterday to search...