Democratic Labour Party (DLP) candidate for St Lucy, Ian Griffith, is reminding constituents that the country is built from the community. He was speaking this morning at The Garden, Checker
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Seven countries including Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt say they will join US president Donald Trump’s Board of Peace, according to a joint statement. They will join Israel, which also
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Three weeks after being appointed a magistrate, former prosecutor Oliver Thomas has died. The 39-year-old died suddenly today, a day after he dealt with a number of matters in the
The Barbados Licensing Authority (BLA) has begun working weekends and overtime in a bid to clear a mounting backlog in vehicle registrations and inspections, as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
The Barbados Equestrian Association (BEA) recognised its riders, horses and supporters at its annual prize-giving ceremony held earlier this month at the Holder’s Polo Club. The ceremony opened with the
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The US military has seized a seventh tanker transporting oil from Venezuela, as the Trump administration seeks to control the nation’s oil exports and revenue. The tanker, identified as motor
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A then fifteen-year-old boy yesterday recalled how Zico Renaldo Williams threatened his life and ordered him to “take the rap” for a gun charge because of his age. He said
Minister of Foreign Affairs Kerrie Symmonds has dismissed a WhatsApp message claiming Barbados agreed to accept asylum seekers deported from the United States. The message, which has been making the
Barbados will look to record their fourth win today as they look to book a place in the final of the Cricket West Indies Women’s T20 Blaze tournament. The Bajans
Mentorship – NOT JUST POLICING or tougher laws – remains the single biggest challenge confronting young people as Barbados grapples with rising levels of crime, says Karlos Cobham, founder and