Pork, poultry aplenty
Local pork and poultry producers are predicting a strong Christmas season, with some butchers at the Cheapside Public Market already fielding steady orders and farmers reporting healthy supplies ahead of the holiday

Local pork and poultry producers are predicting a strong Christmas season, with some butchers at the Cheapside Public Market already fielding steady orders and farmers reporting healthy supplies ahead of the holiday
The first group of volunteers deployed with the Barbados Defence Force’s Emergency Medical Team (BDF EMT) under OPERATION HELPING HANDS, who is returning home, described the experience in Jamaica as meaningful
A 66-year-old St. Michael man has been arrested and charged in connection with a firearm and ammunition discovery earlier this week. This Content Is Only For Subscribers Please subscribe to
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On 8th December, 2025, we published posts on our feed and in our story featuring a photograph of Ms Sandra Osborne SCM SC with the headline “Bajan questioned at Games
Prime Minister Mia Mottley has secured a spot on the 2025 Forbes World’s 100 Most Powerful Women list, where she ranks No. 99 among the globe’s most influential political, business,
Continue readingPrime Minister Mottley named among Forbes’ 100 Most Powerful Women for 2025
Guyana Friday night the oil tanker seized by the United States earlier during the day “was falsely flying the Guyana flag” and is not registered here. In a statement, the
Continue readingGuyana says oil tanker seized by United States was flying Guyana flag illegally
Three calls were made between the mobile number assigned to former calypso monarch Aziza Clarke and the one assigned to Selwyn Stuart, on March 21, 2019. When the trial of
US forces have seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, President Donald Trump said, marking a sharp escalation in Washington’s pressure campaign against Nicolás Maduro’s government. “We have
Continue readingUS seizes oil tanker off Venezuela as Caracas condemns ‘act of piracy’
Chief Licensing Officer Treca McCarthy-Broomes has declared that the licensing and inspection backlog affecting public service vehicles (PSVs) has now been resolved, with more than 400 certificates already issued and
Mexican lawmakers have approved a package of new tariffs, impacting hundreds of products, many of which come from China. The measures, which President Claudia Sheinbaum has said are needed to
Continue readingMexico approves up to 50% tariffs on China and other countries