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Bowen breaks through at Belmont

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Barbadian jockey Rocco Bowen recorded a major moment in his career when he landed his first win at one of the world’s most famous...
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Gun stash a shock to ‘trusting’ DJ

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He was too trusting. That, said Jamal Neall Stapleton, was the only reason he could think why someone would stash two guns, one of them...
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Police showcase exposes students to career opportunities

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Students from 16 schools were exposed to the various departments within the service as they were shown what the police service has to offer. Inspector...
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Tino Best takes job with Barbados cricket team

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Tino Best, the former fiery Barbados and West Indies fast bowler, has started a new role as the strength and conditioning coach of the...
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Clark vows to address nurses’ concerns

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Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) chief executive officer Neil Clark has reaffirmed his commitment to addressing nurses’ concerns following a work stoppage at Accident &...

QEH treating most critically ill patients since COVID-19 pandemic

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Accused: I’m not a killer

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He may be a lot of things, said accused Dario Orlando Taitt, but one thing he is not is a killer. “I might got a...

Juvenile remanded over alleged offences at Breast Cancer Walk

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Fondler ordered to pay $8 500

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Bradshaw asks developed countries to honour commitments

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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Environment, National Beautification and Fisheries, Santia Bradshaw, has called on developed countries to honour their commitments on biodiversity...

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Bowen breaks through at Belmont

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Barbadian jockey Rocco Bowen recorded a major moment in his career when he landed his first win at one of the world’s most famous...

Tino Best takes job with Barbados cricket team

Five-star spell from Warrican as Windies bowl out Bangladesh

Kraigg Brathwaite takes over as President of historic Wanderers Club

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Zeemoney customers told to call Bank

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Customers with concerns after the shutting down of the Ghana-based fintech company Zeemoney can contact the Central Bank of Barbados. During the Review of Barbados’...

Barbados’ economic growth slows to 1.4%

BiMPay transactions hit $6b

Scotiabank’s Suzette Armoogam-Shah is new head of Bankers Association

Tourism urged to look beyond traditional source markets

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Candace and Diana – that’s what friends are for

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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,...

Cancer could not steal her future

Natalie Headley: She felt it. She fought it. She survived.

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Primary school breakfast programme rolls out across Barbados

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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...
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Mujeeb departs Tridents, Ghanzafar called up as replacement

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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...
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Contractor pleads guilty to assault and use of threatening language

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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...
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Wesley Hall students to return to refurbished school Wednesday

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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...
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BARP president urges greater support for older women caregivers

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

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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...
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Telecommunications outage disrupts Customs services at GAIA

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A telecommunications outage has disrupted Customs services at Terminal II of the Grantley Adams International Airport, preventing the processing of payments and clearance of...
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Some areas to face water disruption

Natanga Smith -
From today and for the next four days, some schools and businesses will encounter either no water or low pressure as there will be...
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PM Mottley calls for stronger CARICOM-Africa ties

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Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is calling for stronger links between the Caribbean and Africa, saying there is a need to make travel, trade,...
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Milton Lynch students settle into new school premises

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Students of Milton Lynch Primary School have settled into their new premises at St Dominic's Roman Catholic Church at Maxwell, Christ Church. Teachers reported everything...
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