By Emmanuel Joseph Senior citizens anxious about the inconvenience of now having to pin their Trident ID cards have been told that the benefits will outweigh the bother. Minister of …
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By Jenique Belgrave Deputy Chairperson of the National Task Force on Reparations David Comissiong says the $18 million pledge made by the United Society Partners in the Gospel (USPG) for …
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PM says new deadline for Trident ID pushed to 2024 but pinned cards will be needed
By Jenique Belgrave Barbadians can use their old identification cards for a while longer – until the end of January next year – with a third extension to the deadline …
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Despite the extreme heat, meteorological authorities are giving the assurance that there is no need for concern about agricultural drought between now and January next year. In its latest monthly …
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The blistering heat has been severely impacting the livelihood of many farmers across the island, leaving them in a financial bind. Farmers in the poultry industry and dairy sector are …
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The top brass of the Barbados Agricultural Management Company (BAMC) is endorsing the highly debated plan by the Barbados Sustainable Energy Co-operative Society Limited (Co-op Energy) to redirect the island’s …
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The media fraternity mourns the passing of veteran journalist Ridley Greene who died last Friday at the age of 77. Today, we pay tribute to a former colleague and friend …
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Fans and air conditioning units are continuing to fly off the shelves as Barbadians try their best to keep cool during the unbearably hot days. Speaking to Barbados TODAY on …
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The government minister in charge of crime prevention has expressed concern about what he says are “boardroom gangsters” who are intent on stopping or slowing down Barbados’ crime fight. Though …
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Chairman of the Law Reform Commission Sir David Simmons wants to see promised cybercrime legislation going before Parliament before the end of the year. This, he said, would put the …