In a matter of weeks, the 300-plus severed Barbados Agricultural Management Company Co. Ltd (BAMC) workers will be rehired under two new co-operative-owned firms and are slated to get increased …
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A day before former educator Graydon Sealy receives a final farewell, family, former colleagues, and students took one last moment to gaze in admiration at the man they credited with …
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There were 21 new COVID-19 cases but no deaths were recorded over the one-month period just before Christmas, according to the latest statistics provided by the Ministry of Health and …
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Prime Minister Mia Mottley and Speaker of the House of Assembly Arthur Holder teamed up yet again – not on the floor of the chamber but at the National Botanical …
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Becoming a High Court judge is a dream come true for Justice Barbara Cooke-Alleyne. The renowned attorney-at-law who was sworn in office on Tuesday at State House told reporters that …
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With four and a half more months to serve in his position, Chief Justice Sir Patterson Cheltenham is confident that the backlog in the court system will soon be significantly …
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The National Petroleum Corporation (NPC) has confirmed that there was a gas leak in Tudor Street, Bridgetown on Tuesday. In a statement, the corporation said that gas was detected following …
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The 21-year-old daughter of Member of Parliament Neil Rowe has been granted $75 000 bail on drug and money laundering charges. Tonneil Neshan Rashida Rowe, of Kew Road, Tudor Bridge, …
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Just days after calls for a community centre for Haynesville, the parliamentary representative for the area has promised a new facility to serve two constituencies in the heart of St …
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Earlier today the National Petroleum Corporation and members of the Barbados Fire Service conducted investigations into a suspected gas leak in the area of Tudor Street, Bridgetown. According to a …