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Four charged with robbery and use of firearm remanded to Dodds

Four young men, charged jointly and separately on a number of offences, were remanded to Dodds Prison when they appeared in the District ‘B’...

New report says digital trade can unlock growth in Latin America and the Caribbean

A new report Tuesday suggests that  international trade that is ordered or delivered online quintupled in two decades in Latin America and the Caribbean to...

Contractor fined $1,500 for assaulting senator

Michael Alphonsa Harris was placed on a bond to keep the peace for three months. The 56-year-old contractor of Seales Ave, Goodland, St Michael, was...

Customs services restored at GAIA Terminal II

Customs services at Terminal II of the Grantley Adams International Airport have resumed following the restoration of telecommunications service. The Barbados Customs and Excise Department...
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BARP president urges greater support for older women caregivers

Older women who continue to support adult children, grandchildren and other relatives are carrying a growing caregiving burden that needs greater attention, according to...

Contractor fined $1,500 for assaulting senator

Michael Alphonsa Harris was placed on a bond to keep the peace for three months. The 56-year-old contractor of Seales Ave, Goodland, St Michael, was...

Bees spent nearly three times as much as Dems in 2026 poll

The ruling Barbados Labour Party (BLP) spent almost three times more than its main rival, the Democratic Labour Party (DLP), in its bid to...

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Amazon Warriors lose Nabi, Gurbaz to international duty

The unbeaten Guyana Amazon Warriors have been dealt a harsh blow with the Afghanistan duo of Mohammad Nabi and Rahmanullah Gurbaz expected to play...

Tridents Women fall short

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CIBC Caribbean nets US$167m profit

Profitability has surged at CIBC Caribbean Bank Limited after positive revenue, loan and deposit growth. Chief executive officer (CEO) Mark St Hill has reported that...

COB suspends CEO

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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Man charged with murder of Edwin Cobham

A 39-year-old St George man has been charged with the murder of Edwin Cobham, who was killed between July 5 and 6. Eadiun Nicholas Neriah...

Primary school breakfast programme rolls out across Barbados

About 17,000 students in Barbados’ primary school system are now able to benefit from the Government’s national breakfast programme. Minister of Education Transformation Chad Blackman...

Mujeeb departs Tridents, Ghanzafar called up as replacement

After his heroics on Sunday night Mujeeb ur-Rahman jumped on a plane and left Barbados. The mystery spinner took three crucial wickets for Barbados...

Contractor pleads guilty to assault and use of threatening language

Michael Alphonsa Harris pleaded guilty to using threatening language and assaulting Senator Lisa Cummins on September 5 when he appeared in court today. He will...

Wesley Hall students to return to refurbished school Wednesday

On Wednesday, students of Wesley Hall Junior School should be back in the classroom in fully refurbished surroundings. Permanent secretary in the Ministry of Education...

BARP president urges greater support for older women caregivers

Older women who continue to support adult children, grandchildren and other relatives are carrying a growing caregiving burden that needs greater attention, according to...

Contractor charged with assault

Contractor Michael Alphonsa Harris is scheduled to appear in Court today charged with assaulting Senator Lisa Cummins and using threatening words. Harris, 56, of Seales...

Telecommunications outage disrupts Customs services at GAIA

A telecommunications outage has disrupted Customs services at Terminal II of the Grantley Adams International Airport, preventing the processing of payments and clearance of...

Some areas to face water disruption

From today and for the next four days, some schools and businesses will encounter either no water or low pressure as there will be...

PM Mottley calls for stronger CARICOM-Africa ties

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is calling for stronger links between the Caribbean and Africa, saying there is a need to make travel, trade,...