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Silver Hill fatal shooting victim identified

The man who was shot and killed at Silver Hill, Christ Church on Tuesday night was identified as Toryan Waithe. The 35 year old from...

Matthews keen to continue as WI Women captain

West Indies captain Hayley Matthews has made it clear she has no intention to prioritise other cricket opportunities in front of her international commitments....

Kane stars as England rally to beat DR Congo

ATLANTA - Harry Kane scored twice in the final 15 minutes to see England through to the World Cup round of ‌16 as they...

Schools to close for summer vacation

Public schools will close for summer break this week. The last day of school for students will be tomorrow, Thursday, July 2, while teachers will...
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Fogging Schedule: June 29 to July 3

Several districts in Christ Church will be fogged next week by the Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Vector Control Unit as part of ongoing...

Judge slams prison authorities over late bus arrival

A Hight Court judge has called out prison authorities as she declared courts have been made to wait from ten minutes to an hour...

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...

Matthews keen to continue as WI Women captain

West Indies captain Hayley Matthews has made it clear she has no intention to prioritise other cricket opportunities in front of her international commitments....

‘Strong year’ for AffinityPlus

Another leading credit union is reporting a strong financial year. AffinityPlus Credit Union Limited, which held its 42nd annual general meeting on Saturday, said the...

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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Rudder’s music a work of art

With some interest being stirred on social media regarding his music, this is an effort, feeble though it be, at reviewing one of the...

Hockey tourney ‘a success’

A resounding success. That’s how the Barbados Hockey Federationhas described their recent participation in the 2025 Junior Pan American Challenge at the Astro Turf in Wildey, St Michael. When the...

Labourer fined, deported for beating, stabbing girlfriend

The Jamaican national who beat and stabbed his girlfriend last week was ordered to pay a fine and compensation and was deported. On Monday, Romane...

Dad: Five years and still no justice

Five years after the death of Shaquon Cave, in similar circumstances to that of American George Floyd, his parents are still waiting for the...

Transport Board gets 30 electric buses

The Barbados Transport Board welcomed the arrival of 30 electric buses yesterday, with 35 more on the way. Donated by the People’s Republic of China,...

RFK Jr pledges to find the cause of autism by September

US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr has pledged "a massive testing and research effort" to determine the cause of autism in five months. Experts...

Work on Beaches resort underway

Six years after Government refused to bend to the concession demands of the Sandals conglomerate, the hotel project at Heywoods, St Peter, which stood...

Blocked gutter causing stench on Rihanna Drive

Stagnant water and loads of garbage continue to fill up a gutter at a section of Rihanna Drive in Westbury Road, St Michael, and...

Caution from chief as fires increase

By Ashada Joseph The Barbados Fire Service is grappling with a troubling spike in grass, residential and vehicular fires, prompting urgent warnings from Chief Fire...

US judge allows Columbia graduate’s deportation

A US judge has ruled the Trump administration can deport Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate detained last month over his role in pro-Palestinian protests. Khalil, a...