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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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Qatar closes airspace as UK and US tell citizens to shelter in place

Qatar has temporarily closed its airspace after the US and the UK told their citizens in the country to shelter in place "until further...

Two injured collision at Groves, St George

Two people were taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital by ambulance following a two-vehicle collision at Groves, St George earlier today. More details as they...

Boyce condemns attacks as acts of terrorism

Commissioner of Police Richard Boyce said they are hot on the trail of the men who killed 24-year-old Gavin Nicholas Archer and terrorised Nelson...

$20 000 for 1975 World Cup heroes

THE CHAMPION CRICKETERS of 1975 who brought glory to the West Indies by winning the men’s Cricket World Cup will each be awarded US$10 000 (BDS$20...

Stray Cats to honour icons

STRAY CATS, the St Philip-based calypso tent with a community outreach, is heading to the Gymnasium of the Garfield Sobers Sports Complex for their...

IDB expands Caribbean support

THE INTER-AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (IBD) has unveiled some new funding measures to “support the region through development and integration”. Barbadian finance expert Avinash Persaud, who...

Credit unions get ease

CREDIT UNIONS in Barbados are getting a regulatory ease from the Financial Services Commission (FSC). The FSC has issued a circular announcing its establishment of...

Trump speculates about regime change in Iran after US strikes

US President Donald Trump has raised the possibility of a change in leadership in Iran, after his country joined Israel in striking Iranian nuclear...

Barbados seeking alternative supply chains, says Symmonds

AS TENSIONS ESCALATE in the Middle East following a United States military strike on Iran, Minister of Foreign Affairs Kerrie Symmonds is urging Barbadians...

Bradshaw, Abrahams warn of new crime wave

Barbados is at a tipping point in its fight against crime, and only a united, all-of-society response can pull the nation back from the...