An ongoing trial has pushed back that of former calypso monarch Aziza Kebret Tsgaye Clarke until next year. Her trial is now slated for June 9, 2025. Clarke, of Bonnetts,

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Floor tiles at four homes along Pavilion Road, Bank Hall, St Michael, have popped up and the residents believe it is as a result of structural movement to their homes

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A Belgium court has ordered the government to pay reparations to five mixed-race women who were forcibly removed from their families in the colonial-era Belgian Congo. The women, now in their 70s,

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Barbados no longer has the highest salaries in the Caribbean, particularly those paid to executives and people in specialised roles. That is the finding of the 2024 edition of the

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The Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) has issued a Small Craft Warning and High Surf Advisory for the island, effective from today. The warnings highlight hazardous marine conditions expected to persist

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Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced its 15-man squad for the upcoming CG United One Day International (ODI) home series against Bangladesh, dubbed the “West Indies Home for Christmas” series.

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Sir Elton John said he has been unable to watch the stage show he wrote the music for due to losing his eyesight. Speaking at the gala performance of The

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Barbados is doing well on the medical side of the HIV pandemic but still has to work on the social side, says Minister of People Empowerment and Elder Affairs Kirk

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President Joe Biden announced Sunday that he has pardoned his son Hunter Biden, who faced sentencing this month for federal tax and gun convictions, marking a reversal as he prepares to leave

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Some key State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) continue to face financial challenges, with Government rescuing them with millions of dollars in unbudgeted transfers. While reporting that SOE arrears have fallen, the Ministry

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