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The National Independence Festival of Creative Arts’ (NIFCA) spotlight will on Wednesday night shine on some of Barbados’ literary artists who have made an indelible mark on the 50-year-old festival…

The Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) is awaiting intervention from the Ministry of Education regarding the continuous environmental issues plaguing Lester Vaughan School and Ann Hill School. Chairman of the…

 Scores of schoolchildren and officials made their way through Bridgetown today in a walk to mark World Children’s Day. These young stiltwalkers led the procession that ended at the Golden…

Democratic Labour Party (DLP) President Dr Ronnie Yearwood last evening bemoaned Barbados’ debt levels, claiming the country currently has the largest foreign debt in its history, with hardly any results…

Barbados is no longer facing an egg shortage, says the Barbados Egg and Poultry Producers’ Association (BEPPA). President Stephen Layne told Barbados TODAY on Monday that 972 000 eggs arrived…

Disbarred attorneys must be prevented from offering legal services to the public “under new guises”, says Chief Justice Sir Patterson Cheltenham. In his last address to the bench and bar…

By Sheria Brathwaite Barbados is one step closer to establishing its very own pharmaceutical industry. In partnership with Guyana and Rwanda, the government has created a regulatory framework that would…

When Paul Ambron Cherubin was taken before the District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court on Monday, it was for him to plead to three charges.  However, after it was discovered that he…

The public is advised that counters at all post offices of the Barbados Postal Service will close at noon today, Tuesday, November 21, to facilitate a staff meeting.  This early…