Tributes continued to flow recently for Magistrate Oliver Thomas as a judge said the legal system might have been deprived of his wisdom, but it would not be deprived of

Continue readingThomas’ legacy ‘will live on’

At least five people were killed and two were injured after a Russian drone strike on a cross-country passenger train they were riding in Ukraine’s northeastern Kharkiv region, authorities said. The

Continue readingFive killed in Russian drone attack on Ukrainian train

PARAMARIBO – The Ministry of Health, Welfare and Labour (VWA) says it has launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of a person from the chikungunya virus. The

Continue readingSuriname probes suspected chikungunya- related death

US technology giant Amazon has confirmed it will cut 16 000 jobs – hours after it told staff about a new round of global redundancies in an email apparently sent

Continue readingAmazon to cut 16 000 jobs after email error

With importers in Barbados and the region looking to diversify their source markets away from the United States (US) and other traditional suppliers, new research points to Africa as a

Continue readingUS$1.6b in Africa trade opportunities

In an unprecedented move, Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has invited two organisations to observe the February 11 General Election following concerns raised about the voters’ list. She addressed the

Continue readingPM: We must protect nation’s image

Barbados Labour Party candidate for St Thomas, Gregory Nicholls, yesterday weighed in on any attempts to halt the February 11 poll. “I laughed when I heard it because I believe

Continue readingPolitical gimmick by Thorne, says Nicholls

The stylish Azarie Clarke exhibited his immense talent and court craft to hold off Jayden Mayers and win his fourth successive Harris Paints Electing A Champion Road Tennis crown 22-20,

Continue readingFourth straight win for Clarke

Schools officers were dispatched this morning to assist students injured in a two-vehicular collision along Ayshford, St Thomas. The Ministry of Educational Transformation sent officers from the secondary section after

Continue readingSchool officers sent to assist students injured in mass casualty

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has invited teams from CARICOM and the Commonwealth to observe elections in Barbados.  She said the letters to the Secretary General of the two organisations

Continue readingPM Mottley invites CARICOM, Commonwealth to observe February 11 Elections