Caesar’s Army ‘giving value for money’
Patrons are paying more to party during Trinidad Carnival. Caesar’s Army said they are doing their best to ensure that partygoers receive value for money when they attend their events.
Ham and cheese thief jailed
An elderly man who stole four hams and a block of cheese from Massy Supermarket last Tuesday will spend the next six months behind bars. Abdullah Rahim Aziz, 65, of
Colorado man who founded Haitian orphanage convicted for sexually abusing boys in his care
A Miami federal jury has convicted a Colorado man for sexually abusing boys at an orphanage he founded and directed in Haiti, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) said. The
C&W Caribbean earnings up
Liberty Latin America (LLA), the communications group which owns and operates Cable & Wireless (C& W) businesses in Barbados and the Caribbean, is reporting increased revenue and income from the
‘Fiscal benefits’ from debt swaps
The Central Bank of Barbados says debt-for-development swaps of the kind undertaken by Government can ease debt burdens and create fiscal space for growth. That is the position outlined in a
New German leader signals seismic shift in transatlantic relations
Germany’s chancellor-in-waiting didn’twait for the final results of his country’s election on Sunday to herald a new era in Europe. Declaring the US indifferent to this continent’s fate, Friedrich Merz
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Larrier’s net scam warning
Fully aware he was engaging with scammers, Reverend Buddy Larrier wanted to see how far they were prepared to go to get his money. A willing victim of the “Samsung”
Arni Walters ‘put family first’
Men are being encouraged to get screened for prostate cancer, and as soon as they can. Dr Denise Walters-Payne, daughter of late educator, former senator and Minister in the Prime
Defending champs on course
Defending men’s champions Deacons and women’s champs UWI Blackbirds women ended the first round of the Barbados Volleyball Association’s Division One League on Friday night at the Wildey Gymnasium scoring
Seeking clarity on tagging system
The Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) is urging Government to better sensitise the public on the implementation of its island-wide vehicle tagging programme. Noting that there is seemingly too