A Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) supervisor has been fired for telling staff helping hurricane survivors to skip houses displaying signs supporting Donald Trump. The agency’s head, Deanne Criswell, described
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It has been a little more than a week after masked gunmen spread fear and terror among patrons of King of Fades barbershop in Sheraton Mall, Christ Church. Yesterday, with
The demand for electricity is growing at a time when there are insufficient batteries to store intermittent renewable energy produced by solar photovoltaic customers in particular. Barbados Light & Power
The years may have affected Kathleen Isabella Callender-Foster’s hearing and joints, but they have done nothing to put a damper on her long-term memory or zeal for life. The centenarian
West Indies T20 stars Andre Russell and Nicholas Pooran, along with spinner Akeal Hosein, have returned for the upcoming five-match series against England which bowls off on Saturday. The trio,
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The Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Vector Control Unit will target mosquito breeding sites in St. Peter and St. James when it conducts its fogging exercise next week. The Unit
The Salvation Army is not only appealing to Barbadians for $850 000 this Christmas season, but also for less violence and physical confrontation in the country. The plea came yesterday from Divisional
Minister of Business Senator Lisa Cummins says there will be no job losses as the Corporate Affairs and Intellectual Property Office (CAIPO) transitions into the Business Barbados entity. Addressing concerns
Qatar has withdrawn as the mediator in ceasefire and hostage release talks between Israel and Hamas, reports say. It comes after senior US officials reportedly said Washington would no longer
Continue readingQatar withdraws as mediator between Israel and Hamas, reports say
A psychology professor is recommending proactive community-based mental health programmes to tackle violence. Professor Donna-Maria Maynard contended during a panel discussion on Thursday that violence often stems from accumulated frustrations