Cuba poses a “national security threat” to the US and the likelihood of a peaceful agreement is “not high”, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said. His comments come
Continue readingRubio says Cuba is threat to US as Havana accuses him of ‘lies’
Who took the caskets of a deceased funeral director? The mysterious disappearance of five caskets is part of an unfolding domestic drama following the death of funeral director Ian Griffith
The Maloney Group has scooped up the majority of shares in ice cream manufacturer BICO Limited. Businessman Mark Maloney, executive chairman of the Barbados-based investment and development enterprise, confirmed this
The Barbados Police Service has arrested and formally charged 50-year-old Marvin Selwyn Walcott of Bamboo Road, St Lawrence, Christ Church in connection with drug-related offences. Police said the charges stem
Continue readingMan charged after cannabis seizure valued at $312 000
It was never his intention to hurt anyone, said murder accused Roger Delisle Sealy. But he panicked after hitting Samara Bristol and he tried to “conceal” her body. So said
The Antigua and Barbuda government has announced new measures aimed at enhancing public health safety amid concerns regarding the deadly outbreaks of Hantavirus, Ebola and Malaria in several parts of
Continue readingGovernment announced new measures for entry into Antigua and Barbuda
The source of brown sea water spreading across Carlisle Bay remains in question as both beachgoers and environmental scientists have disputed that ocean and climate-related factors are the cause. In
Continue reading‘Soil the cause of brown sea water’ at Carlisle Bay
For 25 years, the National Wellbeing & HIV Commission has stood at the forefront of Barbados’ fight against HIV championing awareness, prevention, education, support and hope. Since its establishment in
Continue readingTwenty-five Years of Awareness, Education, Hope
Barbados has activated heightened public health surveillance systems and intensified screening measures at its airport and seaport amid growing international concern over the latest ebola outbreak in Africa. Health authorities
A plane from Paris to Detroit was forced to divert to Canada after a passenger from the Ebola-hit Democratic Republic of Congo boarded the plane “in error”, officials have said.