Bajans happy to be home
Grantley Adams International Airport was a hive of activity on Thursday afternoon as scores of Barbadians living abroad made their way back home for the Christmas season. The Arrivals Hall
Man cleared of rape suing state
A former rape accused, who was acquitted of the offence after a trial, is contending that police sullied his reputation when they charged him without any meaningful investigation. Lionel DaCosta
South Coast sewage fix in the works
The South Coast Sewage Treatment Plant will be reconstructed, says Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley,in the process allowing farmers in St George and St Philip to benefit from treated water
Call for cops to be disciplined
Martie Garnes, the Convenor of the Criminal Law Committee of the Barbados Bar Association, has condemned the behaviour of the two police officers who were part of the criminal case
Barbados Prison Service welcomes new superintendent
The Barbados Prison Service has a new superintendent of Prisons. He is DeCarlo Payne, a certified jail officer of the American Jail Association and a Justice of the Peace with
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Jason Holder to reunite with Worcestershire later this month
WORCESTERSHIRE – West Indies all-rounder and former Worcestershire player Jason Holder will reunite with the English county side later this month as part of his recovery following shoulder surgery. The
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Consumers paying less at the pump
Motorists are paying less for gasoline and diesel from today. The retail price of gasoline is now $3.88 per litre, which is a saving of 34 cents, while diesel has decreased by
Thorne: Villa owners favoured
Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne believes Government is treating wealthy villa owners more favourably than it is responding to “the pleas of fisherfolk” whose livelihoods were hit by Hurricane Beryl. His
Push for Black Belly Sheep products
The agroprocessing sector in Barbados is poised for a transformative leap with the launch of an innovative Black Belly Sheep Project. The groundbreaking initiative combines cultural heritage with cutting-edge science
Florida woman charged with threatening US health care firm
A Florida woman was charged for threatening a US health insurance company by repeating words similar to those used by the alleged UnitedHealthcare CEO killer. Briana Boston, 42, is accused
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