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Close to 1 500 in home isolation
Health authorities said on Thursday there were currently monitoring close to 1 500 people under the home isolation programme for the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Gayle is “no automatic choice”, former WI pacers say
Former West Indies fast bowlers, Sir Curtly Ambrose and Kenny Benjamin said veteran opener Chris Gayle should not be an automatic choice in the...
Autopsy confirms teen in Guyana did not die from COVID-19 vaccine
Georgetown – An autopsy conducted on a 13-year-old schoolboy found that he died because of bleeding in his brain, the Ministry of Health said...
Cubana victims still need justice
Victims of the 1976 bombing of Cubana Flight 455 still need justice.
That point was reinforced on Wednesday during a commemorative ceremony at the Cubana...
Small team for Utah Senior Games
The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a cruel blow to Barbados’ participation at the Senior Games in Utah, United States, with just two athletes and...
Caswell sees flaws in republic process
Opposition Senator Caswell Franklyn continued to take Government to task for how it is proceeding with the move to Republican status, saying the process...
Water outages in St John today and St James tomorrow
Residents in the west coast parish of St James and the east coast parish of St John will be affected by water outages or...
Student accused of cutlass attack
A student who allegedly struck two women with his car and then allegedly attacked them with a cutlass was remanded to prison when he...
Still upbeat over arrivals
Minister of Tourism Senator Lisa Cummins says there is no need for alarm over the latest Level 4 United States advisory for travel to...
300 more test positive for COVID-19
Another 300 people, 125 males and 175 females, were identified as COVID-19 positive on Tuesday, health authorities said.
This followed 2 349 tests conducted by...
Four unhurt in accident
Four people escaped serious injury this afternoon when a truck collided with the wall at the Nation Publishing Company Limited on Fontabelle, St Michael.
A loud...
U.S. embassy suspends routine non-immigrant visa services
Barbadians seeking routine non-immigrant visa services from the United States embassy will have to reschedule their appointments from next Tuesday.
The embassy said in a...