The government’s bid to bolster food security appeared to clash with the Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS) on Thursday as the head of the farmers group urged the Mia Mottley administration …
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A holiday promotional campaign for Barbadian tourism has been launched to entice visitors to explore the island’s beauty and warmth by offering exclusive digital credits. As the Barbados Tourism Marketing …
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In a firm stance on the changes to Barbados Physical Development Plan, Deputy President of the Senate Elizabeth Thompson has declared she will not be part of any trampling over …
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Plans are in the pipeline to give more Barbadians access to natural gas. Minister of Energy and Business Development Senator Lisa Cummins revealed Wednesday that Cabinet has approved a project …
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The Bridgetown Port began extending its closing hours Thursday evening among other measures to ensure timely cargo deliveries amid a notable surge in volumes. From Thursday until Saturday, operating hours …
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By Sheria Brathwaite Barbadians flocked to meat shops and supermarkets Thursday to ensure chicken, turkey, pork and fish will feature on their Christmas menu. As Barbados TODAY visited several markets …
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A 53-year-old Black Rock, St Michael resident has been placed on a six-month bond to keep the peace after building a hump on the road in his neighbourhood to divert …
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Two Independent senators have questioned the government’s guarantee of a $50 million loan from the Africa Import-Export Bank to upgrade Kensington Oval. Senators Andrew Mallalieu and Dr Kristina Hinds queried …
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After a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19 health restrictions, the Salvation Army held its annual Christmas luncheon at its Reed Street headquarters on Wednesday. Divisional Commander for the Salvation Army …
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Barbados is sitting on a potential gold mine in Kensington Oval but according to Senator John King, the authorities are not using the collective wisdom available here to the full …