The Trinidad and Tobago government is adamant that its 33 nationals in Barbados must be tested with the kits, which it provided to the Barbados authorities over two weeks ago. …
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Some shoppers at Popular Discount, Kendall Hill, Christ Church, were in for a surprise on Saturday when members of a local church handed them food packages. While Compassion For All …
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Dear Brothers and Sisters, We are living in a very different world today – a COVID-19 focused world – a world of uncertainty, dislocation, social and physical distancing, and staggering …
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The thousands of unemployed Barbadians at home waiting on their unemployment benefits should receive some relief soon. Prime Minister Mia Mottley said with just under 14,000 unemployment benefit applications since …
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Fellow Barbadians, I am happy to have the privilege of these brief words with you at this Easter season. The season of Easter is a time of both sober reflection …
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Easter is when we normally celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. Jesus’ resurrection opens to us the most delightful experience imaginable, that of knowing our Creator. It is very easy for …
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Use faith to conquer the fear generated by the crisis of the New Coronavirus pandemic, is the advice coming from The Very Rev’d Jeffrey D. Gibson, dean of the cathedral …
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A 30-year-old mason was remanded to prison on Saturday on several gun related charges, which are alleged to have been committed in St Philip. Judd Brandon Barton, from Lucus Street, …
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Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders will hold a special summit on Wednesday, April 15 to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic. Prime Minister Mia Mottley, the current chairperson of the 15-nation grouping, said …
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          The public is asked to be aware that the Facebook page belonging to Minister of Health and Wellness Lt. Col. Jeffrey Bostic,has been hacked and messages purporting to …