Bad access roads to farmers at Mount Poyer, St Lucy are hampering efforts to truck in water to irrigate their crops, the Barbados Water Authority has confirmed. Earlier this week, …
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The advocacy charity for homeless people on Friday demanded to see those who steal benefits from elderly people while they live on the street charged as elder abusers. Kemar Saffrey, …
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A ray of hope has appeared to keep the Hope Foundation open for lupus, sickle cell anaemia and arthritis patients and their families, its founder has told Barbados TODAY. President …
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The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) wishes to advise residents of some St James districts that on Monday, February 12, one of its pumping stations supplying their areas will be taken …
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The Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) is advising seabathers and other marine users to exercise extreme caution at beaches, particularly along the western coastlines of the island. In a marine area …
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Wanted man Clarence Raekwon Emilio Williams, 27, of No 33 Coverley Terrace, Christ Church is now in police custody. Williams, who was the subject of a wanted person bulletin issued …
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By Alicia Nicholls It is a new year; one filled with promise coupled with uncertainty amidst a growing climate crisis, a forecasted deceleration in global growth and escalating geopolitical tensions …
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The International Women’s Forum (IWF) is challenging Barbadian women to step up and take charge in their careers as leaders. Global president of the organisation Carolyn Carter made the call …
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The Barbados Defence Force (BDF) has called for volunteers for its field medical team (FMT) to ready the armed forces hospital for future emergency deployments and become eligible to increase …
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Super Feeds, a new $22 million feed company, is set to break the monopoly on the livestock and poultry market as its silos and mill prepare to open within weeks, …