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Mbappe apologises for comment about late Chinese leader after backlash

SHANGHAI/HONG KONG/LONDON - France soccer captain Kylian Mbappe apologised on Tuesday after Chinese brands cut ties with him over comments referring to the late...

BiMPay transactions hit $6b

BiMPay, Barbados’ national instant payment system established by the Central Bank, has now facilitated 3.5 million transactions worth $6 billion since it went live...

Barbados Broadcasting Authority pays tribute to Peta Alleyne

The following is a tribute to late veteran actress and broadcaster Peta Alleyne by the Barbados Broadcasting Authority. Some voices you simply recognise.Before the name....

Gems keep hopes alive

by KENMORE BYNOE With the Bajan Gems' hopes of reaching the 2027 Netball World Cup finals almost evaporated, the hosts saved some face by...
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Call to craft workplace policies for dementia

Alzheimer’s disease is now a workplace issue and Barbados will have to deal with it. Executive board member of the Barbados Alzheimer’s Association, Kaila Branch,...

Cop: Accused said he believed victim was high

Accused Dario Orlando Taitt told police he believed Jamal Clarke was “high” based on the way he was behaving and quarrelling over a cellphone. However,...

DLP: Food bill a critical failure

The Democratic Labour Party’s spokesperson on Agriculture and Fisheries, Amoy Gilding-Bourne, has labelled Barbados’ food import bill a national security risk. Responding to the Weekend...

Gems keep hopes alive

by KENMORE BYNOE With the Bajan Gems' hopes of reaching the 2027 Netball World Cup finals almost evaporated, the hosts saved some face by...

BiMPay transactions hit $6b

BiMPay, Barbados’ national instant payment system established by the Central Bank, has now facilitated 3.5 million transactions worth $6 billion since it went live...

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Candace and Diana – that’s what friends are for

Candace Eng and Diana Batson-Prince were besties from the ages of 18 and 17 respectively. They attended college together, shared a lot in common,...

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Trotman secures BLP win for St Michael Central

Attorney Tyra Trotman romped to victory in the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) nomination for St Michael Central tonight, defeating sole challenger Dr Lynette Holder...

CCJ President to visit Barbados

President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), the Honourable Mr Justice Winston Anderson, will visit Barbados from January 15 to 20 as part...

Barbados Women crush Jamaica to remain unbeaten

Barbados Women made it two wins out of two with a comprehensive six-wicket win over Jamaica Women on the second day of action in...

Barbados caught in US immigrant visa pause, but tourist travel unaffected

Barbados has been caught up in a sweeping United States (US) suspension of immigrant visa processing affecting nearly half the world, but Minister of...

Former calypso monarch cleared after judge dismisses case

Former calypso monarch Aziza Kerbret Tsgaye Clarke has been freed because of poor evidence in her trial. The decision was announced by Justice Pamela Beckles...

Shamar fired up for WI return

Shamar Joseph is delighted to be back in West Indies colours as he makes a welcomed return from injury. The fiery fast bowler was named...

Link between food, happiness

After Reading My Article last week, did you do further research or implement any of the tips? It is important that we avoid faking happiness....

Brother sent to continue psychotherapy

Adrian Lamar Beckles assaulted his brother twice, on the belief that the complainant had no right being in a house which their mother owns. When...

Labubu toy manufacturer exploited workers, labour group claims

A labour rights organisation claims it has found evidence of worker exploitation in a Chinese factory that makes the viral Labubu dolls. China Labor Watch...

‘Morality must come before justice’

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has reminded Barbados’ newest Justices of the Peace (JPs) that morality must always precede justice, as she challenged them...