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Barbados Broadcasting Authority pays tribute to Peta Alleyne

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The following is a tribute to late veteran actress and broadcaster Peta Alleyne by the Barbados Broadcasting Authority. Some voices you simply recognise.Before the name....
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Gems keep hopes alive

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by KENMORE BYNOE With the Bajan Gems' hopes of reaching the 2027 Netball World Cup finals almost evaporated, the hosts saved some face by...
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Jay-Z to headline next year’s Super Bowl halftime show

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Rapper Jay-Z will perform at the Super Bowl half-time show in February, the NFL has announced. Jay-Z's company Roc Nation has produced the half-time show...
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Cop: Accused said he believed victim was high

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Accused Dario Orlando Taitt told police he believed Jamal Clarke was “high” based on the way he was behaving and quarrelling over a cellphone. However,...
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Call to craft workplace policies for dementia

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Alzheimer’s disease is now a workplace issue and Barbados will have to deal with it. Executive board member of the Barbados Alzheimer’s Association, Kaila Branch,...

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Cop: Accused said he believed victim was high

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Accused Dario Orlando Taitt told police he believed Jamal Clarke was “high” based on the way he was behaving and quarrelling over a cellphone. However,...

Fondler ordered to pay $8 500

‘DPP cannot be included’

Black Rock man charged with ammunition possession

Two remanded on $1 million cannabis charges

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DLP: Food bill a critical failure

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The Democratic Labour Party’s spokesperson on Agriculture and Fisheries, Amoy Gilding-Bourne, has labelled Barbados’ food import bill a national security risk. Responding to the Weekend...

Cummins: Govt prioritising adolescent care

MP urges faster maintenance hearings

Cleric: Families should not face financial stress inheriting homes

BLP conference to focus on delivery

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Gems keep hopes alive

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by KENMORE BYNOE With the Bajan Gems' hopes of reaching the 2027 Netball World Cup finals almost evaporated, the hosts saved some face by...

Kane ends England’s 25-year Ballon d’Or wait

Gems stumble again, T&T maintain unbeaten run in Netball Qualifiers

Mbappe double fires Real Madrid to win at leaders Barcelona

Russia given first championships since Ukraine invasion

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

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Suzette Armoogam-Shah, Country Head, Scotiabank (Barbados) Limited has been appointed President of The Barbados Bankers Association (TBBA). A seasoned financial services executive with leadership experience...

Tourism urged to look beyond traditional source markets

Bajans urged to look beyond NISSS to secure financial future

Chicken Barn at 60 

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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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VIDEO: Outgoing US Ambassador Roger Nyhus

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Outgoing US Ambassador Roger Nyhus sat down with Gercine Carter to discuss his tenure and what he enjoyed most about Barbados in his time...
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Increased police presence in the Pine

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There will be heightened police activity in the Pine, St. Michael, following a series of shooting incidents in the community.  Attorney General, Dale Marshall, in a...
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Biden posthumously pardons Black nationalist Marcus Garvey

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WASHINGTON— President Joe Biden on Sunday posthumously pardoned Black nationalist Marcus Garvey, who influenced Malcolm X and other civil rights leaders and was convicted of mail fraud...
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Breaking with Muslim culture

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Sakina Bakharia is a Muslim woman who dared to break with cultural traditions, engaging in social work and joining the fight against gender-based violence...
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Essential services to be relocated, says Symmonds

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Senior Minister Kerrie Symmonds has emphasised the need to rethink the placement of critical infrastructure in order to enhance the spatial balance in Barbados’...
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Thorne: Reveal Holetown tenant

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Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne has called for greater transparency and public accountability as the Government pushes forward with ambitious development plans for Holetown, St...
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Israel-Hamas ceasefire begins, raising hope that 15 months of war will end

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Celebrations erupted across the war-ravaged territory and some Palestinians began returning to their homes in Gaza, despite a bloody three hour delay. A cease-fire between...
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Rental prices ‘soaring’

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The local rental market has seen a surge in prices driven by the influx of expatriates on the Welcome Stamp visa and other non-nationals,...
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Cops probing Colombian stabbing death

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Police are investigating a fatal stabbing between two Colombian construction workers living in Maxwell, Christ Church. The incident took place on January 14 when a young...
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‘Much to do’ before poll

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An advertisement by the Electoral and Boundaries Commission (EBC) has added fuel to speculation that a general election could be around the corner –...
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