The Barbados Community College confirmed an incident yesterday involving a breach of its Academic Dishonesty Policy during an examination. Sources told the Saturday Sun a student attempted to sit an exam on

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The Christ Church man who hid a now-convicted murderer while he was on the run was sentenced to two years in prison when he reappeared in the No. 4 Supreme

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 Senior United Nations officials warned on Friday that blackouts and shortages are disrupting healthcare in Cuba. Edem Wosornu of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and

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The Democratic Labour Party is insisting that Government’s 36-month International Monetary Fund (IMF) arrangement is not a “standby insurance policy”. Senator Ryan Walters, the party’s spokesperson on finance and economic

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Barbados Tridents have pulled off a major coup by drafting Gudakesh Motie for the 2026 edition of the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League. The left-arm spinner from Guyana, has been an excellent

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The Barbados Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in locating missing teenager Hailey Naomi Taliah Howard, 16, of Alexandria, St Lucy. Howard was last seen around 6 p.m. on

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Fisherfolk have been assisted in finding solutions as they await the repair of the frequently malfunctioning ice machines at the Bridgetown Fisheries Complex. On Tuesday, fishermen, boat owners and vendors

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Barbadians have been invited to nominate upstanding members of their community for the 2026 edition of the CIBC Unsung heroes competition. Nominations officially opened yesterday for the Unsung Heroes campaign

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Prime Minister Philip Davis says he is disappointed that despite an overwhelming victory in Tuesday’s general election, too many Bahamians stayed away from casting their ballots. The Parliamentary Registration Department

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A retired fire officer was moved to tears yesterday as he viewed the photographs taken of accident victim Akalia Weir at the scene 15 years ago. Denton Foster had just

Continue readingFormer fire officer moved to tears during testimony