The local private sector is to have urgent talks with the government and police top brass to discuss what it describes as very frightening and deadly gun violence in the …
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Barbados is set to become the first country in the region to establish a pharmaceutical industry. Describing it as a “game changer”, Prime Minister Mia Mottley said once the industry …
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Police report that the fire at a commercial property along the Mighty Grynner Highway, St Michael is suspected to involve unknown chemicals. As a result, they have activated a formal …
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A Barbados delegation which recently returned from the UK and the African continent was not entirely funded by Government. That is according to Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, …
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Fire officers are battling a blaze at a warehouse on Brighton Road, St Michael. ( more details as they come to hand.)
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Since the Barbados Entrepreneurship Foundation’s (BEF) $20 Challenge started in 2011, countless individuals have shown entrepreneurial excellence: Liquid Desires and Vera Collections are two of them. Liquid Desires, founded by …
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“I use my eyes to hear you”. Those were the words of guest speaker Lionel Smith as he gave the feature address at a workshop designed to give business houses …
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By Morissa Lindsay Senior national player Kemar Headley took over the reins as Weymouth Wales’ talisman when he buried the lone goal of the match during extra time that led …
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Officials from the Ministry of Education including Chief Education Officer Dr Ramona Archer-Bradshaw and acting deputy Chief Education Officer Joy Adamson are meeting with teachers at the Belmont Primary …
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Former opposition leader Bishop Joseph Atherley is accusing the two main political parties of politicising crime and is urging law enforcement authorities to go after the financiers of gun imports. …