Chairman of the Barbados Private Sector Association (BPSA) Trisha Tannis has pushed back on an economist’s contention that business was withholding support for major capital projects. Responding to economist Professor …
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In a display of basketball dominance, Harrison College (HC) left their opponent Deighton Griffith in the dust with a resounding 24-point blowout victory (57-33) on Tuesday. HC’s win set the …
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The gun-toting bad boys have been lying low since the historic truce engineered by a man whose name was once linked to the local underworld, a man once feared and …
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By Anesta Henry Residents of a St Michael community are calling on the authorities to address their concerns about a parking issue which they say is not only an inconvenience …
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Two men who have been housed at the Psychiatric Hospital for more than half their lives will be discharged from that institution on Thursday. However, Justice Randall Worrell has ordered …
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The common entrance examination has long been criticized for perpetuating elitism and creating a stark divide between prestigious older secondary schools and newer “comprehensive” schools of the 1960s and 1970s. …
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Matthew Wright’s 2023 season has started off with a bang. The Barbadian triathlete produced an impressive performance to beat 55 other competitors on his way to winning the 2023 Africa …
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When term three of the 2022-2023 school year kicks off in April, it will be mandatory for all beverages sold in schools to be unsweetened with absolutely no sugar or …
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Consumer advocate Maureen Holder has welcomed the news that a new social compact has been successfully negotiated to reduce the prices of some items on supermarket shelves, but says it …
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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe – Rookie opener Tagenarine Chanderpaul converted his maiden Test hundred into a splendid double and combined with his captain Kraigg Brathwaite to shatter a 33-year-old record for the …