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Legislation debate soon on human tissue and organs

Barbados could soon establish a legal framework for human tissue and organ transplants, including access to a regional organ bank, as Government prepares to...

PAHO mobilizes emergency health response following earthquakes in Venezuela

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) says it has activated its emergency response mechanisms to support the health response in Venezuela following two consecutive...

IMF suggests further tax reform

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is advising Government to consider making additional tax reforms which, if implemented, would result in increased taxation for some...

Seventh heaven for Messi as Argentina maintain winning start

 Lionel Messi etched his name deeper into World Cup folklore, ​becoming the first to score in seven straight finals matches as a largely second-string Argentina beat Jordan 3-1 in Dallas...
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QEH to step up recruitment

With a shortfall of 300 nurses, the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) is set to intensify its recruitment and training process. It is also looking to...

Daughter cries as dad jailed

A daughter cried for her father Shayne Douglas Marshall yesterday as a judge jailed him for 14 years and denounced his raping a then...

MP tells of bank account blues

Government backbencher Dr William Duguid has complained that it takes too long to open a bank account in Barbados. He is suggesting that a colloquium...

Seventh heaven for Messi as Argentina maintain winning start

 Lionel Messi etched his name deeper into World Cup folklore, ​becoming the first to score in seven straight finals matches as a largely second-string Argentina beat Jordan 3-1 in Dallas...

IMF suggests further tax reform

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is advising Government to consider making additional tax reforms which, if implemented, would result in increased taxation for some...

IMF $128m in the bag

NCF partners with Shakirah Bourne to bring Bajan Anansi tales into schools

The National Cultural Foundation (NCF) has partnered with Barbadian author Shakirah Bourne to publish Bajan Anansi, a new collection of Anansi tales that will...
 

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Holetown Festival ‘a success’

Vendors were the first to declare this year’s Holetown Festival a success – even as they began drafting their wish lists for next year’s landmark 50th...

Prime Minister Holness accepts multi-million dollar salary

The Office of the Prime Minister, (OPM) on Friday has announced that Dr. Andrew Holness will accept the full salary and emoluments attached to...

Preparation has been key to Windies’ success so far, says Chase

Roston Chase strongly believes that thorough planning is one of the major reasons behind the West Indies’ success at the ongoing ICC Men’s T20...

Mothers not happy with judicial system

Two mothers are demanding answers after the men accused of assaulting their young children on school premises walked free – one after being found...

Failure to a wear seat belt and failure to comply with traffic signs top list of offences

Barbados ended 2025 with a troubling road safety record and advocates and law enforcement want drivers to know it. Cell phones, ignored traffic signals and...

Wanted man Dareo Mitchell now in police custody

Dareo Theo Mitchell of Chelston Garden, Culloden Road, St Michael, who was the subject of a Wanted Man bulletin issued on January 18 in...

Man charged with murder and firearm offences

Khalil Lavaar Hurley, 27, of no fixed place of abode, has been charged with murder and firearm offences. Hurley was charged with the January 9,...

Ex-Bajan priest again guilty of abuse

The Church of England is under renewed scrutiny after a recent tribunal upheld another child sexual abuse complaint against former priest, Barbadian David Tudor. The...

Trump lashes out at Supreme Court justices over tariffs ruling

US President Donald Trump lashed out in unusually personal terms against the six Supreme Court justices who handed him one of the biggest setbacks...

Bahamas Deputy PM distances himself from disgraced US sex offender

Deputy Prime Minister, Chester Cooper, has described as  “fake” a document circulating on social media alleging that he met with the late convicted United...