Barbados has told a global forum on the climate crisis it needs dedicated technological access to build resilience against ongoing extreme weather and natural hazards. Speaking at a ministerial dialogue …
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Despite some early glitches, Barbadian cricket fans turned up in their numbers on Thursday to secure tickets for the highly anticipated ICC’s Men’s T20 World Cup in June. People began …
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Amid public outrage over two deaths from hit-and-run drivers, major insurance companies have revealed a staggeringly high number of uninsured vehicles causing injury and death – between one in three …
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Concern about people on Christ Church streets as a few get shelter
by Sandy Deaneby Sandy DeaneAt least four people who once made a home in a former automotive business in Worthing are due to get temporary shelter. But the development has brought attention to increasing …
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As Barbados continues its ambitious push towards 100 per cent renewable energy – now delayed to 2035 – the government’s policies and programmes must extend the benefits of clean energy …
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Thousands descended on the National Botanical Gardens on the spot dubbed ‘The Reggae Village’ on Sunday, for the third event of the four-day Barbados Reggae Weekend. After two other successful …
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There are long queues at Kensington Oval as cricket fans seek to secure tickets for the ICC’s Men’s T20 World Cup. As box offices for the highly anticipated event opened …
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Police have identified the man and woman who perished in an accident that occurred along Highway 7, Hastings Main Road, St Michael around 3:30 this morning. They are Tammy Tonas …
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Barbados’ new Ambassador to the Republic of Cuba, Dr Sharon Marshall, presented her Copy of Letters of Credentials to the Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister, Josefina Vidal on Monday. Ambassador Marshall …
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On this May Day, The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) says the labour movement should focus today’s celebrations on the struggles and gains made by …