A water leak which has been flowing for the past five months has been bringing discomfort to residents and businesses in the Reed Street, The City community. Dadrina Emmanuel, who

Continue readingDirty water making a mess of business

The Ministry of Health and Wellness is urging Barbadians to take all precautions to prevent the spread of measles within the population after the Region of the Americas, which includes Barbados, lost

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Motorists are being reminded that Barbados’ new tint regulations come into force tomorrow, December 1. In a statement on the deadline, the Barbados Licensing Authority urged vehicle owners to pay

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Precision Electrical Sales & Services Inc, a hardware store at Bridge Cot, St George is on fire.  Four fire tenders are at the scene.  More details as they come to

Continue readingFire at hardware store in Bridge Cot, St George

The police at Oistins Station are investigating a shooting that occurred along Vauxhall, Christ Church, on Saturday. Initial investigations indicate that a group of people was gathered outside a residence

Continue readingTwo juveniles injured in shooting at Vauxhall

The police are investigating an unnatural death that occurred along Work Hall, St. Philip, on Saturday. Initial investigations indicate that a male was involved in a dispute at a residence,

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Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has called on Barbadians to renew their commitment to the country, urging citizens to fall in love with Barbados again. Speaking at Kensington Oval, during the

Continue readingMottley urges Barbadians to renew commitment at Independence ceremony

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked the country’s President, Isaac Herzog, for a pardon over corruption cases he has been battling. The president’s office said Herzog would receive opinions

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The sweeping 14-1 defeat of Dr Ralph Gonsalves in St Vincent and the Grenadines has triggered intense debate across the Caribbean about whether a broader political shift is emerging, yet,

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Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge, cricket legend Joel “Big Bird” Garner, and economist and philanthropist Dr Kurt Lambert will from today carry the title of Barbados’ highest honour –

Continue readingThree now The Most Honourable