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Students of Eden Lodge and Good Shepherd Primary School have settled into their new learning environments following their relocation to three temporary sites according...
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Living longer, but not well, says Humphrey

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Barbados has been “very good” at extending life and reducing mortality but has not been as successful at reducing morbidity, claims St Michael South...
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Spain to introduce paid menopause sick leave from December

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

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Living longer, but not well, says Humphrey

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Seale joins Moguls

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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...

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Credit unions ‘must adapt’

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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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Trio reflects on Landship journey

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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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GEORGETOWN, Guyana –  A 23-year old woman and her 24-year old common law husband have been remanded into custody after they were charged with...
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One dead in suspected hit-and-run

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Police probing unnatural death of teen

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Police are investigating the unnatural death of a teenage boy in Maxwell Hill, Christ Church. Officers from the Southern Division responded to a report around...
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Roshanna Trim to be sworn in as newest Government senator

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Social activist and trade unionist Roshanna Trim is set to be sworn in as Barbados’ newest Government senator on Wednesday at State House. The...
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Attempted burglary at Bridgetown Duty Free

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UPDATE: Police have detained a suspect following an attempted burglary today at Colombian Emeralds inside Bridgetown Duty Free. ————————————————————————- An attempted burglary at Colombian Emeralds...
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Shai Hope to keep wicket in Barbados Test v Australia

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West Indies have made a few surprises in their starting XI for the first Test match against Australia at Kensington Oval, which bowls off...
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