Earthquake shakes Antigua and Barbuda
ST JOHN’s – Residents across Antigua and Barbuda have been describing scenes after a powerful earthquake struck northeast of the country yesterday morning. According to the Seismic Research Centre (SRC)
Alex putting the ‘pop’ into his art
By Cheryl Harewood Contemporary visual artist Alex Marshall always loved drawing and wanted to be an architect. Life, however, had something else in store for him. He took to painting
Chicken offer for farmers
Small poultry farmers are being promised greater stability while consumers could eventually see some relief at the checkout counter as poultry producer Fason’s Foods moves to expand partnerships with smaller
One man killed, another injured at Skeetes Road
One man is dead in the wake of a shooting incident around 2:10 a.m. today at Skeetes Road, Jackmans, St Michael. Police arrived on the scene to find the body
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Ex-NCSA head was ‘protector, provider’
Pioneer Tessa Chaderton-Shaw, the first head of the National Council on Substance Abuse (NCSA), was results-oriented. To her family she was the quintessential first-born daughter looking after everyone and passionate
Juniors steal the show
The next generation of Caribbean bodybuilding yesterday flexed its potential during the opening salvo of the 2026 Roger Boyce Classic, as an energetic crop of juniors lit up the stage
CARPHA warns of rising health risks linked to salt intake
The Caribbean Public Health Agency is urging governments, the food industry and individuals across the region to take stronger action to reduce excessive salt consumption as cases of hypertension and
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Pine Hill Dairy marks 60 years of service
Born during a pivotal period in Barbados’ history, Pine Hill Dairy emerged in 1966 as part of the island’s broader vision for modernisation, self-sufficiency and national development following Independence. Established
Bar takes stand
Barbados Bar Association (BBA) president Larry Smith says their recent public notices regarding unqualified practitioners were not issued to protect the market share of lawyers, but to shield the public
US planning to charge ex-Cuban leader Raúl Castro
The US justice department is reportedly preparing to indict aging Cuban leader Raúl Castro in the coming days over the shooting down of two aircraft three decades ago. The reported
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