Articles from The Nation Barbados (156)
Man identified as latest fatal shooting victim
A 33-year-old St Michael man has been identified as the latest fatal shooting victim. He is Kereen Ackeem Holder, of nearby Goddings Road, Station Hill,
Man, 22, charged with firearm and cocaine offences
Police have arrested and charged 22-year-old Kevario Shakim Tasheem Griffith of Wilson Hill, St. John. Police said the offences were allegedly committed
Coach: Higher standards needed
Barbados senior men's coach Kent Hall says his side must raise its standards “in attitude, intensity and the basics” after a 3–0 defeat to Aruba on
Man granted bail after sending sexually explicit video
A man accused of sending a sexually explicit video to a woman, has been granted bail. Paul Kian Kemar Dear, 35, of Drax Hall Hope, St George, appeared
Flash-Flood Warning downgraded to watch
The flash-flood warning issued for Barbados this morning has now been downgraded to a flash-flood watch, as showers have eased across the eastern and
Body of man found at Salters, St George
The body of a man was discovered this morning at Salters Link Road, St George. His identity has not yet been made public. It is believed to be that of a
Transport Board Services still disrupted across Barbados
The Transport Board is still experiencing challenges in several areas across Barbados, in the wake of last night’s heavy rainfall and flooding. A release
Nation marks 52-year journey
It was a morning filled with celebration, and harmonious praise and worship, as the Nation Publishing Co Limited celebrated its 52nd anniversary at
Second death from Weston shooting
A second person who was involved in a shooting incident at Weston, St James has reportedly died. The Nation has been reliably informed that the young man
Gordon Greenidge, Welches, and West Terrace shine in primary schools cricket competition
Gordon Greenidge Primary held their nerve to clinch a hard-fought 10-run victory over A. Dacosta Edwards Primary on Thursday. After posting 85 all out in
All schools closing early
All schools across Barbados will close at 1 p.m. today, as the island remains under a flood warning issued by the Barbados Meteorological Services. The
Flash-Flood Warning still in effect across the island
Barbados is again under a flash-flood warning as conditions remain unstable across the country. The Barbados Meteorological Services upgraded the bulletin
Alexandra School closed due to flooding
Alexandra School is closed today. The Ministry of Educational Transformation said the secondary school, located at Queen Street, Speightstown, St Peter,
All schools to reopen tomorrow
The Ministry of Educational Transformation has announced that all Government schools and nurseries will reopen on Tuesday. According to the Ministry, the
Man swept away by floodwaters identified
Police have confirmed that the body discovered early Monday morning along Lower Estate Road, St. George, is that of 58-year-old Terry Kellman. He was a
Six charged in violent disorder, serious bodily harm case
Police have arrested and charged six St. Michael residents in connection with a violent incident reported on October 30th. Those charged are Dakai Ladavid
Central bank governor honoured with GUBA Award for economic leadership
The Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados (CBB), Dr. Kevin Greenidge has been awarded the GUBA Black Star Award – Vanguard for Economic Leadership
Call for more men to join Police Service
The Barbados Police Service is looking for more males to join its ranks, amidst a noticeable decline in that demographic entering law enforcement. At
Update: Heavy rains trigger overnight flood warning for Barbados
The Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) has upgraded its earlier alert to a flood warning, as heavy rainfall continues to impact the island. According
Mediathon to provide disaster relief for Jamaica
The Nation Publishing Co. Limited is proud to stand alongside its media colleagues across Barbados as they unite today for the One Love Jamaica
Multiple people injured in shooting incident at Bank Hall
Update: Police continuing to investigate a shooting that occurred around 11:43 a.m. on today along 1st Avenue, Sealy Land, Bank Hall, St Michael.
BLA: Payment delay unfortunate
The Barbados Licensing Authority (BLA) yesterday issued a statement in response to public claims made by one of the tinttesting officers regarding delayed
Nearly 70 schools to close in Australia over fears of asbestos in play sand
A total of 69 schools in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) will be forced to close on Monday after coloured play sand was recalled due to asbestos
Marshall: No bridge collapse in St Joseph
Attorney General and St Joseph MP Dale Marshall is pushing back against claims circulating online that another bridge in the parish has collapsed,
Cubans among 230 sexual predators, violent criminals nabbed by ICE
The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency says it has collaborated with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) in
Flash-Flood Warning issued for northern Barbados
The Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) has issued a flash-flood warning for northern sections of the island as unstable weather continues to produce
Police probing death of man found near District ‘A’ Police Station
Police are investigating the death of a man whose body was found at the side of the road, near the entrance of the District ‘A’ Police Station this
Transport Board bus involved in collision at Bibby’s Lane
A Transport Board bus travelling toward Chalky Mount, St Andrew, was involved in a collision with a private vehicle at Bibby’s Lane, St Michael, early
Scotiabank launches AMEX Platinum Card
Scotiabank has launched The Platinum Card in partnership with global payments company American Express (AMEX), signalling the beginning of an exciting new
Girlfriend facing jail over fire rage
The woman who damaged a sixapartment building complex after torching her boyfriend’s clothes and a mattress has been warned that her offence crossed the
Ministry, BWU to meet
Government appears to be moving forward with the divestment of the Transport Board and proposals for this include the severing of all the workers and the
Flash-Flood Watch issued for Barbados
The Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) has issued a Flash-Flood Watch for the island as heavy rainfall persists today. Authorities warn that excessive
Mass killings probe in Sudan will hold culprits to account, vows UN
The UN human rights council has given unanimous backing to a fresh, independent investigation into mass killings reported in the Sudanese city of
BBC apologises to Trump over Panorama edit but refuses to pay compensation
The BBC has apologised to US President Donald Trump for a Panorama episode that spliced parts of his 6 January 2021 speech together, but rejected his
Bravo & Pollard officially appointed as National Sports Ambassadors
In a formal ceremony held on November 12, Trinidad and Tobago’s cricket icons Dwayne Bravo and Kieron Pollard were officially appointed as National Sports
Govt not blocking PAC, says Cummins
Government is not stopping Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) from functioning. And it is not borrowing money in secret, says Minister of Energy
CCJ dismisses appeal in wrongful dismissal case
The Trinidad-based Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has dismissed an appeal by Massy Stores (Barbados) Limited regarding the dismissal of a long
Man guilty of gun, drug offences
Livardo Rogelio Hinds pleaded guilty before Justice Elwood Watts on Monday, to having an unlicensed firearm, 26 rounds of ammunition and 1. 09 kilogrammes
Boyce: Fix small issues too
As Government creates more fiscal space, it must pay more attention to the challenges Barbadians face and continue to focus on improving implementation.
Bad Bunny wins five Latin Grammys ahead of Super Bowl
Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny was the big winner at Thursday night's Latin Grammy Awards in Las Vegas, taking home five trophies. Among them was album of
Trustee defends church’s land use
The Anglican Church is examining a comprehensive development of its land bank. And soon to come on stream will be a commercial project on the outskirts of
Mottley: Keep up spirit of We Gatherin’
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has urged Barbadians to continue building on the spirit of We Gatherin’ way past the final month of celebrations. With the
Ministry of People Empowerment & Elder Affairs’ 4th floor closed today
The Ministry of People Empowerment & Elder Affairs has closed the 4th Floor of its West Wing today citing environmental concerns. Members of the
BDF deploying its field medical hospital to Jamaica
The Barbados Defence Force (BDF) will this weekend deploy its field medical hospital to Jamaica for the first time in its history as part of relief
Sizzla Kalonji, Romain Virgo team up with Rise Reggae Barbados for Hurricane Melissa relief efforts, local Fireside Chat and school visits
In the wake of Hurricane Melissa, the spirit of unity and compassion takes centre stage as RISE Reggae Barbados 2025 partners with the Sizzla Youth
New vehicle tint regulations to take effect December 1
New regulations governing vehicle windscreens and window tinting will come into force on December 1 and motorists are being reminded to ensure their
Trump signs spending bill to end longest shutdown in US history
President Donald Trump has signed a spending bill to reopen the government and end the longest shutdown in US history. He signed the short-term budget
Central Bank cautions public about fraudulent website
The Central Bank of Barbados is warning members of the public to avoid a fake website, bimpayer.pro, which is falsely using a logo similar to the Bank’s
Trump says he has ‘obligation’ to sue BBC over speech edit
US President Donald Trump has said he has an "obligation" to sue the BBC over the way a section of his speech was edited in a Panorama documentary.
Body not found, ex-cop tells court
A former lawman has testified that he was present when accused Winfield Nurse spoke to then Inspector David Griffith about pushing his granddaughter’s
Overnight roadworks to begin on Airport Access Road
Milling and paving work along the Airport Access Road in Christ Church is set to begin on Friday. The Ministry of Transport and Works (MTW) has partnered
BLA expands vehicle registration services to Holetown
Motorists in northern Barbados now have easier access to vehicle registration services, following the expansion of operations at the Barbados Licensing
New initiative to support network for Caribbean entrepreneurs
The Barbados-based Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) says it has partnered with RevUP Caribbean to launch the RevUP Founders Growth and Community
Dominica set to make debut in CONCACAF Series
Dominica will take part in the CONCACAF Series for the first time in its history when the tournament kicks off this week in St Kitts. Dominica has been
Starcom’s say on Clarke dismissal
Starcom Network’s Decision to part ways with long-standing programme manager Ronnie Clarke had nothing to do with the controversial song he sang during
Expert: Violent crimes taking toll on boys in particular
The surge in violent crime and shooting deaths is having a traumatic effect on children, many of them living not just with the grief of the loss of a
West Indies to face Afghanistan in three-match T20 series in UAE
Cricket West Indies (CWI) has confirmed that the regional team will take on Afghanistan in a three-match T20 International series in January 2026, as part
Car rental levy ‘here to stay’
While the Barbados Revenue Authority (BRA) remains open to hearing from stakeholders, there will be no rolling back of the Car Rental Levy. A media
Digital payments surge
Consumer payments have shifted decisively towards digital options since 2019. As it prepares to launch the national instant payments system (IPS) BiMPay
Versatile Kyrique takes Richard Stoute Over-21
Twenty-two-year-old Kyrique Alleyne is the winner of the 2025 Richard Stoute Over 21 competition. He came out tops from a field of ten singers at the
Hurricane Melissa triggers 100% payout from World Bank Catastrophe Bond for Jamaica
The World Bank says the Government of Jamaica will receive a full payout of US$150 million under its catastrophe insurance coverage. In a statement on Friday, the World Bank said this is backed by...
UWU: Factory’s stance on protest in breach of Trade Union Act
General secretary of Unity Workers’ Union (UWU), Caswell Franklyn, is charging that the Barbados Energy and Sugar Company Inc. (BESCO) is acting illegally over a memorandum it sent to workers...
Chase, Shepherd, Holder among biggest movers in T20I rankings
West Indies all-rounders Roston Chase, Romario Shepherd and Jason Holder have made some of the biggest moves in the latest ICC bowling and all-rounders rankings, following their team’s success in...
St Giles Nursery marks 18 with walk, road safety lesson
As St Giles Nursery School pupils prepare to explore their next theme on transportation, they took their first lesson to the streets yesterday in a walk that celebrated the My Lord’s Hill, St...
One dead, another injured in early morning shooting at Weston
Police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred around 1:30 a.m. on Saturday at Weston, St James. According to reports from the Holetown Police Station, a group of people were socialising...
Venezuelan, Guyanese caught in cocaine bust
The Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit (CANU) says a Venezuelan and two Guyanese have been arrested in connection with the seizure of almost 24 kilogrammes of cocaine in East Bank Essequibo. In a...
US to boycott G20 in South Africa, Trump 0says
Donald Trump has said the US will not attend the G20 summit in South Africa over widely discredited claims that white people are being persecuted in the country. The US president said it was a...
New typhoon bears down on Philippines days after deadly storm
The Philippines is bracing for the arrival of another potentially devastating typhoon, less than a week after a different storm killed at least 200 people and left a trail of destruction....
BAMP warns of child obesity crisis
Barbados is facing an urgent health situation that could condemn a generation of young people to early heart disease, diabetes and stroke if childhood obesity is not dramatically reduced, warns...
Police seeking Justin ‘Gringo’ Jones for questioning
The Barbados Police Service is asking for the public’s help in locating Justin Omari Jones, also known as “Gringo” or “Elgringo”, who is wanted for questioning in connection with serious criminal...
BFA announces Tridents squad for CONCACAF Friendly Series
The Barbados Football Association (BFA) has unveiled the National Senior Men’s Squad and Management Team set to represent the island at the inaugural
‘Press brakes on traffic relief pilot’
Chairman of the Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT), Roy Raphael, is urging Government to pump the brakes on its traffic relief pilot, warning that
New elected Guyana opposition legislator arrested on US request
Billionaire businessmen, Nazar Mohamed and his son and Azruddin, have been arrested following an extradition request from the United States. The younger
Phased traffic plan to begin in November
The Ministry of Transport and Works (MTW) will begin rolling out new traffic management strategies next month, aimed at improving road safety, easing
All Defence Force officers in Trinidad called to bases
The Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force has been placed on high alert, with all army personnel ordered to report to base within the next few hours,
CDEMA, CDB, media teams head to Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa
Head of CDEMA, Elizabeth Riley (fifth left); President of the CDB, Daniel Best (centre); and volunteers, along with local media, after check-in at the
Invest in health of workers, says minister
Minister of Labour, Social Security and the Third Sector Colin Jordan says that economic production and the health of the public must go hand in hand.
‘Still more to be done’ to advance the disabled
While Barbados has made strides in creating infrastructure for members of the disabled community to succeed, there is still a ways to go. This is
Call to end mental illness stigma
DESPITE YEARS of public education, stigma surrounding mental illness remains a major barrier to progress in Barbados, says Minister of State in the
BCC, NUPW to resume talks tomorrow
Following industrial action taken today by staff at the Barbados Community College (BCC), talks are set to continue tomorrow, October 1, at 10:30 a.m.
WI Academy, CCC booted out of Super50
In a shock move that could affect the future of West Indies cricket, the two development teams will be cut from the upcoming marquee regional cricket
Alarm raised after drug found on store shelves
A watchdog anti-drug organisation is sounding an early warning in relation to the recent discovery of a semi-synthetic drug on the shelves of a store. The
West Indies defeat Nepal by 10 wickets – 3rd T20I
West Indies defeated Nepal by 10 wickets in the third and final T20I of the Unity Cup here at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Tuesday. Scores
Some BCC staff stage protest
Some staff of the Barbados Community College (BCC) staged a protest at the Eyrie, St Michael campus, after one of their own was overlooked for a
US government lurches toward shutdown, Trump threatens fresh cuts
The U.S. lurched toward a government shutdown on Tuesday as a vote to extend funding past a midnight deadline failed in the U.S. Senate and President
PM allays fears over Free Movement
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley tonight sought to allay the fears and address questions being raised by Barbadians ahead of tomorrow’s start of Free
Accident blocks Deacons/Fairfield junction
Traffic along Black Rock Main Road, St Michael near the Fairfield/Deacons junction is blocked following an incident involving two vehicles.
Political parties confident of victory ahead of Monday’s polls
Guyana’s two main political parties ended their campaign for Monday’s general elections on Saturday night with impressive rallies and expressing
Carol Roberts delivers emotional closing address at CARIFESTA XV
Carol Roberts, CEO of the National Cultural Foundation and festival director, gave an emotional address at the closing ceremony of CARIFESTA XV at the
CARIFESTA XV ends with grand closing ceremony today
In a couple of hours these seats will be filled and the grounds flooded with the CARIFESTA XV delegations, performers, officials, and patrons for the
Bajan faces 25 years in US prison
New York news media is reporting that Michael Howell, a 65-year-old Barbadian, has been convicted on multiple charges of sex trafficking, promoting
Republic Bank joins SME forum
Republic Bank has officially joined the SME Finance Forum, a global membership network of more than 300 members and affiliates operating in 190 countries.
VIDEO: Calypso Monarch Mr Blood
MC Mac Fingall announced Mr Blood had, according to the judges, outperformed all of the other contestants in the Courtesy Pic O De Crop calypso
VIDEO: Foreday Morning Jam
Foreday Morning Jam went off without a hitch earlier today. Hours after Mr Blood was crowned the new calypso monarch, thousands of revellers and many
Puffy and other DJs keep partygoers grooving at Copacabana
The rhythmic bass of techno and house music blasted through the speakers at the Copacabana Beach Club shortly after 10 p.m. on Tuesday night. HYPD
NFL star Shannon Sharpe dropped by ESPN after settling sexual assault case
Shannon Sharpe, a former National Football League (NFL) star and popular US podcaster, has been dropped by sport network ESPN after settling a legal case
Issues still unsettled at SSA
Some employees at the Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) staged a brief work stoppage yesterday morning, a day after a more than three-hour meeting
Trade guarantees coming
The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) is moving to help unlock millions of dollars in commercial bank financing for the business community. CDB president
Harewood remanded on wounding with intent charge
Ryan Charles Ricardo Harewood has been remanded to prison in connection with a wounding incident earlier this month. The 46-year-old, of Knights Land,
Wickham remanded on firearm and ammunition charges
Junior Anthony Wickham has been remanded to prison after being charged in connection with multiple firearm offences. Wickham, 34, of Parish Land, Christ
VIDEO: Fete Chaser 2025 Episode 4
It’s Tipsy Weekend and you know what that means … Crop Over Central Fete Chaser has got you covered from the beach to the Garden. The lineup includes
Africa, Caribbean urged to unite
Africa is poised to become the next frontier of global economic growth with its demographic advantage, natural resources and untapped renewable energy,
New man set to lead Afreximbank
in Abuja, Nigeria Dr George Elombi has been appointed the next president and chairman of the board of directors of the African Export-Import Bank
CDB joins fight to end global poverty
The Barbados-based Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) says it has officially joined the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty in a move to combat
Marshall defends Government’s record on police conditions
Attorney General Dale Marshall has again defended the Government’s record on police welfare, listing several measures aimed at improving service
CIBC to reward the brave and the kind
Individuals, including children, have a new opportunity to be financially rewarded and recognised for their acts of kindness, heroism or outstanding
Attorney granted more time
She did not receive any notice or email to attend a hearing in the Court of Appeal. So said attorney Vonda Pile as she appeared before that court
One major hurricane among year’s predictions
Local meteorologists are making significant strides in predicting the likelihood of a storm impacting the country. Director of Barbados Meteorological
Abrahams warns home and boat owners
Barbadian householders and business owners who can afford to acquire property insurance should do so before it’s too late. Minister of Home Affairs
Maloney and Yearwood lead after Day Two of BCIC Rally Barbados
Stuart Maloney and Kristian Yearwood are eyeing their own piece of BCIC Rally Barbados history with back-to-back titles. The pair made a strong bid for a
Florida is poised to become 2nd state to ban fluoride from public water systems
Florida is poised to become the second state to ban fluoride in public drinking water, over the concerns of dentists and public health advocates who say
Shot youth in stable condition
A MAN in his early 20s was hospitalised after being shot several times while walking in Bridgetown yesterday evening. Police reported that around 3:45
Barbados records 2.6% economic growth in first quarter
Barbados maintained its economic growth momentum in the first quarter, with real gross domestic product expanding by an estimated 2.6 percent. Central
Want boyfriend to divorce his wife
Dear Christine, I AM a 37-year-old woman, recently separated, but not divorced. I have been seeing a 47-year-old man who is also separated but not
Ministry probes allegation that principal cut child’s hair without permission
The Ministry of Education has launched an investigation into a complaint made by the mother of a primary school student, who alleges that a school
Persad Bissessar to be sworn in on Thursday, Rowley bows out
Attorney Kamla Persad Bissessar will be sworn in as the new Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago on Thursday, more than 72 hours after guiding her United
Jason Green taking it one step at a time
When Jason Green lost his left leg and part of his right leg in a freak lawn-mower accident at the age of nine, he was angry with the world and with God.
Prime Minister extends Eid greetings to muslim community
As the Muslim community in Barbados and around the world celebrates Eid al-Fitr, Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has extended warm wishes, highlighting
Update: Cadogan remanded to prison
Terry Anderson Cadogan, the Cane Garden, St. Philip man charged in connection with multiple motor vehicle thefts, has been remanded to prison following
Caribbean told heatwaves will not be as intense as past two years
The Barbados-based Caribbean Climate Outlook Forum (CariCOF), says a Caribbean heat season will most likely begin occurring as early as April, gradually
Cricketer Nicholas Kirton detained in drug probe
Cricketer Nicholas Rasheed Kirton is assisting police with investigations in relation to 20 pounds of cannabis. The 26-year-old captain of the Canadian
Man charged with multiple motor vehicle thefts
A 36-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with a series of motor vehicle thefts dating back to 2018. The Barbados Police Service has
Caricom emphasises need for unity and advocacy
CARICOM Secretary General, Dr Carla Barnett underscored the need for renewed and expanded partnerships and collaboration as CARICOM seeks to grapple with
IMF: Barbados’ economic reform programme making strong progress
Government continues to make “strong progress” in implementing its ambitious economic reform programme as Barbados’ current three year arrangement with
Thousands protest across Greece over deadly train crash
Hundreds of thousands of people rallied in cities and towns across Greece on Friday to demand justice on the second anniversary of the country’s
Haemorrhagic shock ’cause of death’
The Coroner’s inquest into the death of Nealson Oneal Mason who died in a police-involved shooting heard that his death was as a result of haemorrhagic
Trump plans to sign executive order making English official US language
President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order Friday declaring English to be the official language of the United States for the first time
Pope Francis placed on breathing machine
Pope Francis suffered a sudden episode of respiratory difficulty and was put on a breathing machine on Friday, according to the latest medical update from
White House: Trump to impose tarrifs on Canada, Mexico, China Saturday
WASHINGTON – US President Donald Trump on Saturday will implement tariffs of 25 per cent on Canadian and Mexican imports and ten per cent on Chinese
Royal Bank to adjust opening hours from March 3
Banking hours at RBC Royal Bank (Barbados) Ltd will be adjusted to operate from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, effective Monday, March 3. In a release, the bank
‘More illegal Jamaicans’ seeking to return home
KINGSTON – Jamaicans residing illegally in the United States are seeking to return home even as the government said no national has arrived here under the
Trinidad police committed to serve in spite of Commissioner’s arrest
Despite the arrest of the Commissioner of Police (CoP) Erla Christopher yesterday, the T&T Police Service (TTPS) remains committed to serving this
Rihanna’s father among judges for Mrs World Pageant 2025
Barbadian Ronald Fenty, father of National Hero and global fashion icon Robyn Rihanna Fenty, was among the judges at last night’s Mrs World
US restricts helicopter flights after deadly Washington crash
WASHINGTON – US authorities restricted helicopter flights near Reagan Washington National Airport indefinitely on Friday, after a midair collision between
New Year’s celebrations around the world
In certain parts of the world, some have already begun to ring in the new year with fireworks. Kiribati, an island country in the central pacific ocean,
The Streets: Episode 1
"The Streets" is a series of eight half-hour programmes which explore some of the contributing factors and solutions to crime in Barbados, but gun
MISSING: Miquel Robertson
Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating missing boy Miquel Robertson, 15, of #11 Hilton Row, Pinelands, St Michael. He was last seen by his
Quakes rock three Caribbean countries
PORT OF SPAIN – The Seismic Research Centre (SRC) says an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.8 rattled three countries on Monday night, nearly 12
Ring in the new year safely
Old Year’s Night is a time for celebration, reflection, and looking forward to the New Year. However, it’s important to ensure the festivities are safe
10 tips for hosting the perfect Old Year’s Night party
Ring in the New Year with a party to remember! Hosting an Old Year’s Night celebration can be stress-free and enjoyable with these simple tips: Set the
US updates Barbados to Level 1
The United States has adjusted its travel advisory to Barbados, placing the island on Level 1 status and simply advising its citizens to take normal
Bridge vow
As residents of some Scotland District communities continue to cry out about broken bridges and badly damaged roads, Minister of Transport, Works and
Prince Philip leaves hospital after 28 days
London - The Duke of Edinburgh is said to be in good spirits after leaving hospital following a successful heart procedure. Prince Philip, 99, was
20 000 cap for Boston Marathon
Boston - This year’s Boston Marathon will be limited to 20 000 entrants in a bid to allow greater social distancing throughout the course given the
Missing: Kevisha Scott
POLICE ARE SEEKING the assistance of the public in locating a missing girl.She is 15-year-old Kevisha Shakira Scott of Wilson Hill, St John.She was last
Chrissy D is new Digicel ambassador
LOCAL ENTERTAINER CHRISTINA Chrissy D Dottin created history as she was announced as the first female Digicel Ambassador earlier today.The 22-year-old
WHAT MATTERS MOST: Time for relief, belief and renewal
BETWEEN 1966 AND 1972, Government’s Budgets were designed to achieve the principal objectives of (1) economic growth, (2) job creation and (3) stable
DEAR CHRISTINE: Why can’t I get a boyfriend?
Dear Christine,YOU SHOULD hear the girls at my school talking about their boyfriends. I feel some of them are even making up stories.What makes me feel
Observing time in contracts
In last week’s article I mentioned that the time for completion in a contract for sale of land is not usually of the essence, and that a failure to
Cocks rule at Princess Margaret
The Cocks don’t seem to stop crowing at Princess Margaret Secondary School. Even long after daybreak has passed. Cocks House (Red) captured their second
Ingraham bows out of politics
Bahamas' former prime minister Hubert Ingraham, 65, whose Free National Movement (FNM) was defeated in the May 7 general election, said his resignation
Dangerous!
Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler is one man in Dr DeLisle Worrell’s corner as the Opposition party ramps up its calls for him to resign. Furthermore,
Alexandra of yesteryear
As the impasse between teachers, represented by the Barbados Secondary Teachers’ Union (BSTU), and principal Jeff Broomes continues at The Alexandra
BLP ‘home’ gets a facelift
THE OPPOSITION BARBADOS LABOUR PARTY (BLP) is getting its house in order for the next general election, constitutionally due by April next year. Yesterday
T&T: Ex-U.S soldier linked to plot
A man described by police as an ex-United States of America soldier was one of four other persons served with detention orders signed by National Security
GECOM urged to issue results
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, CMC – The OAS Electoral Observation Mission to the November 26 elections in Guyana said it considers it unfortunate that the smooth