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Seale joins Moguls

Students settle in following relocation of schools

Students of Eden Lodge and Good Shepherd Primary School have settled into their new learning environments following their relocation to three temporary sites according...

Living longer, but not well, says Humphrey

Barbados has been “very good” at extending life and reducing mortality but has not been as successful at reducing morbidity, claims St Michael South...

Spain to introduce paid menopause sick leave from December

From December 1, women who live and work in Spain will have a new labour right. Those who suffer from incapacitating health problems linked...

Credit unions ‘must adapt’

Barbados’ Credit Union movement must adapt to a rapidly changing financial environment or risk losing ground to emerging financial technology companies and other competitors,...
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Spain to introduce paid menopause sick leave from December

From December 1, women who live and work in Spain will have a new labour right. Those who suffer from incapacitating health problems linked...

Three men charged after $26 million drug bust

Three men have been charged with possession, trafficking and intent to supply cocaine following the seizure of 538.8 kilogrammes of suspected cocaine, with an...

Living longer, but not well, says Humphrey

Barbados has been “very good” at extending life and reducing mortality but has not been as successful at reducing morbidity, claims St Michael South...

Seale joins Moguls

Barbadian volleyballer Shonte Tatyana Seale is taking her game to another level after moving to Mongolia to continue her professional career with Darkhan Moguls. Having...

Credit unions ‘must adapt’

Barbados’ Credit Union movement must adapt to a rapidly changing financial environment or risk losing ground to emerging financial technology companies and other competitors,...

Trio reflects on Landship journey

The Barbados Landship Association has stood as a cultural beacon for over a century, providing young people with a platform for cultural expression, encouraging...
 

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Light & Power warns of individual impersonating staff

The Barbados Light and Power Co. Ltd is urging Barbadians to be vigilant after it was brought to their attention that someone was impersonating...

VIDEO: New Senator up for service

Roshanna Trim was this morning sworn in as a Government Senator. Trim, 30, says she has committed to a life of service and thanked...

DEM to become more inclusive

The Department of Emergency Management (DEM) is placing greater focus on inclusive outreach to communities, focusing on the youth and members of the disabled...

US Embassy denies changing travel advisory on Barbados

The United States Embassy Bridgetown is refuting claims of issuing a Level 4 Travel Advisory against Barbados. The fake circular, bearing the image use on...

Man hospitalised after chopping incident in Fish Market

One man is in critical condition after a chopping incident at the Bridgetown Fisheries Complex this morning. One man is in police custody. Another person who...

Sammy demands consistency from umpires after contentious decisions

West Indies head coach Darren Sammy has called for greater consistency and clarity in umpiring decisions following a series of controversial moments during the...

West Indies, Australia in tug of war as bowlers shine at Kensington

West Indies and Australia remained locked in a tense, low-scoring duel shaped by quality fast bowling, as ten wickets fell today on Day Two...

Man injured in shooting incident at Bush Hall

Update: Public Affairs and Communications Officer of the Barbados Police Service, Acting Inspector Ryan Brathwaite, provides an update into the fatal shooting that took place...

West Indies dominate morning session

West Indies have dominated the first session against Australia on Day Two at Kensington Oval, with the score now 135-5 at the lunch interval. Having...

BRA auditing fêtes

Some promoters believe that small fêtes are being overly scrutinised by Barbados Revenue Authority (BRA) officers who have resumed attending events to conduct audits. However,...