Messy decision

In what is being described as a case of the nation’s health being compromised for the sake of a few dollars, the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) is charging…

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Fishing woes

Local fisherman and vendors at the country’s fish markets are becoming increasingly agitated about rising costs, dwindling profits and poor facilities, as they operate in an increasingly hostile marine environment.…

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Wiretapping worry

As Barbados looks for a solution to a wave of violent crimes sweeping the country, one prominent criminal attorney does not believe introducing wiretapping legislation is the way to address…

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Water relief in the works

The north and central parts of the island which have been affected by water shortages have been assured by Minister of Energy and Water Resources Wilfred Abrahams that they will…

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Praying for peace

Seventy-two hours of prayer and reflection in response to the recent spate of crime and violence that led to Barbadians seeing red in January started today with a powerful worship…

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‘Go to gun source’

Government is being advised by a prominent community practitioner to search for the “underground markets” that are supplying the youth with illegal firearms. In light of Barbados recording nine murders…

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