Shop owners at Oistins Bay Garden have welcomed what they describe as much-needed upgrades to the area, totalling nearly $5 million as the government gears up for the Men’s T20 …
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PSV leader slams organisers for not meeting on World Cup, Crop Over
by Shamar Bluntby Shamar BluntThe organisers of Barbados’s leg of the upcoming T20 World Cup and the Crop Over Festival have been reprimanded by the public service vehicle industry’s chief spokesman for what he …
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RBC Royal Bank (Barbados) Ltd raised $100 000 for students at The University of the West Indies (The UWI), Cave Hill Campus, during the eighth edition of the RBC Race …
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After several setbacks, a lucrative $300 million deal to run the state-owned Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) is set to be closed by June, a key negotiator said Monday. Professor …
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Suitably qualified Barbadians who have attended or are currently enrolled in newer secondary schools established after 1951 are invited to apply for the Errol Walton Barrow Scholarships for undergraduate and …
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This is the 50th year of Barbados’ biggest and most impactful festival. And from all accounts, it is shaping up to be a memorable one. The Crop Over Festival and …
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The top hurricane watcher in the United States has urged Barbadians and residents in the region to take the hurricane season seriously and brace themselves not just for severe winds …
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Barbadians have been urged not to panic over the rapid spread of measles across the US, one of the island’s leading tourism source markets — even amid concerns about “complacency” …
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Robbery, assault and serious bodily harm accused Jafari Ricardo Maxwell received a stern warning from a magistrate – miss court again and be remanded to prison. “If court is not …
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A month after denying a robbery charge, Shamar Shaquane Erwin Inniss threw in the towel and was sentenced to nine months in prison – but he will not have to …