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First case of monkeypox in Jamaica

Kingston – Health & Wellness Minister, Dr Christopher Tufton confirmed on Wednesday that Jamaica had recorded its first case of the monkeypox virus. He told...
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Johnson to quit as UK prime minister

London – Boris Johnson will announce his resignation as British prime minister on Thursday after he was abandoned by ministers and his Conservative Party’s...
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Hope for Canada tour

Players from two of Barbados’ leading junior football clubs who were left stranded on the island last week could still be heading to Canada...
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Fewer people in Dodds Prison

The prison population in Barbados has dropped significantly since the move to the newer Dodds Prison in 2007. Prior to that, the inmates numbers hovered...
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Schoolchildren stepping for health

Deputy chief education officer Joy Adamson said too many schoolchildren became more sedentary during the pandemic to the point where parents complained their school...
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Court throws out appeal

Three drug accused who had challenged their arrests off the coast of Barbados by Coast Guard and Marine Police failed in their bid to...
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Man rescued from canal

A man who fell into the canal at Speightstown, St Peter, late on Wednesday was rescued by fire officers. Police public affairs and communications officer,...
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Solve outstanding LIAT issues before moving on, Thompson says

Before making any attempts to revive LIAT – much less establish a new regional airline – Caribbean governments must recognise that there are still...
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Another 210 COVID-19 cases identified

Tests have identified 210 new COVID-19 cases in Barbados. Health authorities said on Wednesday the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory identified 101 males and 109...
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Police identify man found dead on beach

Police identified the body of a man discovered on Wednesday morning on a beach in the City. Officers from Central Police Station received a report...
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EC Supreme Court rules anti-buggery law unconstitutional

ST JOHN’S – The Eastern Caribbean Alliance for Diversity and Equality (ECADE) welcomed a court ruling by the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (ECSC) that...
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British PM pledges to fight on

London – British prime minister Boris Johnson vowed on Wednesday to fight on and not give in to a chorus of calls for him...
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