Local football in a promising place
Barbados under-17 football head coach Marlon Harte believes the future of Barbadian football is exciting following his team’s second-place finish in Group A of the Under-17 World Cup Qualifiers. Speaking
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Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley’s plan to introduce anti-defection legislation has been given conditional approval by at least two former parliamentarians who crossed the floor. Minutes after being sworn in
Matthews returns to lead WI Women in ODI Series
Barbadian Hayley Matthews has returned to captain the West Indies Women in a One-Day International Series against Sri Lanka Women. The three-match series will be played from February 20 to
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MISSING: Alicia Azariah Destiny Wiltshire
Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating Alicia Azariah Destiny Wiltshire, 15, of Martindale’s Road, St Michael, who has been reported missing. Wiltshire, a student of the Grantley Adams
Decomposed body found in St Joseph
A decomposed body was found at Selman Road, Fisherpond, St Joseph, around 8 a.m. Wednesday. According to police, an employee at a plantation was conducting work when the discovery was
Buoyant Windies keeping feet on ground
Captain Shai Hope is preaching “calm” in the West Indies dressing room as they take aim at the mega-million-dollar winner’s jackpot at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. West Indies
Missing man found dead
The body of a 75-year-old man, who was reported missing two days ago, was found around 7:05 a.m. at Pleasant View, Cave Hill, St Michael. Police confirm it is that
Stabroek newspaper closes down
GEORGETOWN – Stabroek News, one of Guyana’s daily newspapers launched in the 1960s Friday announced that it had taken the ”extraordinarily difficult and painful” decision to shut down its operations.
EBC: Final vote tally still pending
The final tally of registered voters who placed their ballots for the 2026 General Election is still outstanding. Speaking with the Weekend Nation yesterday, Chief Electoral Officer of the Electoral Boundaries Commission
‘Food-related inflation impacts prices’
Food-related inflation has contributed significantly to price increases in Barbados over the past two years. That is the conclusion of a Central Bank of Barbados analysis, based on Retail Price