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Ex-ICBL head puts case for probation

Attorneys for Ingrid Innes are hoping for probation and supervised release on Tuesday when she enters her guilty plea. Innes, the former chief executive officer...

David Estwick gets the nod as new DLP president

Former government minister Dr David Estwick was tonight voted in as the newest president of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP). Several party faithful braved heavy...

‘D’ big battle

The Democratic Labour Party gathers this weekend at its George Street, Belleville, St Michael headquarters for an annual conference that doubles as a referendum...

Narine puts on a show as TKR trounce Tridents

Barbados Tridents were soundly thrashed by Trinbago Knight Riders in a one-sided first round match in the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) on...
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BAMP warns of rise in COVID-19 and influenza cases

The Barbados Association of Medical Practitioners (BAMP) is urging doctors and the public to remain vigilant amid a significant increase in respiratory illnesses, including...

Nigerian national charged with child trafficking

A 28-year-old Nigerian national has been arrested and formally charged with trafficking in children and two counts of wilfully giving an untrue answer to...

‘D’ big battle

The Democratic Labour Party gathers this weekend at its George Street, Belleville, St Michael headquarters for an annual conference that doubles as a referendum...

Narine puts on a show as TKR trounce Tridents

Barbados Tridents were soundly thrashed by Trinbago Knight Riders in a one-sided first round match in the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) on...

Zane’s big Nissan move

Chamber exploring alternative sources

The business community is intensifying efforts to help provide more affordable consumer prices as Barbadians continue to feel the pinch of a high cost...

More support needed for breastfeeding mothers

The following is a submission by Aaliyah Lara, a member of Healthy Caribbean Youth from Trinidad and Tobago and a medical student at the...
 

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Anansi comes to life in the Park

Anansi the spider, one the most popular children’s storybook characters, came to life in Queen’s Park yesterday at the inaugural...

Windies up against it

LONDON – A disastrous ten-minutes before tea rocked West Indies and left their hopes hanging by a thread as England...

Champs Chelsea

Chelsea stunned Bayern Munich in a dramatic penalty shoot-out at the Allianz Arena in Germany to win the Champions League...

Griffith gets longer stint in USVI

Buoyed by another extension of his contract, former Barbados captain and coach, Keith Griffith, is happy his work with footballers...

Empire rebound

Half-centuries from Ryan Hinds and Jamal Smith, combined with disciplined lower order resistance from Shawn Graham and Nikolai Charles, helped...

Carter stars for UWI

Starring with bat and ball is becoming a habit for Jonathan Carter. Following last season’s 633 runs and 31 wickets and...

Rousseau wrong

I refer to the article by Pat Rousseau published in the WEEKEND NATION headlined Board Failing WI Players. It begins with...

Wales victory a sure thing

The gap at the top of the Digicel Premier League should get wider tonight. Leaders Weymouth Wales, with a seven-point cushion...

THE AL GILKES COLUMN: Chemicals, terrorism and me

I am back in Barbados, safe and sound, but I have to tell you that for a while in Miami...

ON THE OTHER HAND: Strokes, salt, sex

Let’s start with strokes. I was amazed to discover from Professor Clive Landis of the Chronic Disease Research Centre that more...