An elderly man whose decomposed body was found in an abandoned house on Wednesday will be missed by residents in his hometown of Bathsheba, St Joseph. The incident has also …
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Six straight days of recording no new COVID-19 cases or deaths ended today with an elderly man becoming the latest person to die from the viral illness, and one new …
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Cruise ships off the coast of Barbados are continuing to source some of their food for crew members from local farmers at their own cost. Word of this has come …
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COVID-19 Czar Richard Carter has given the thumbs up to the Government’s recent changes to the national curfew. During an interview on the state-owned CBC TV8 tonight, Carter said the …
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Attorney General Dale Marshall has denied the existence of a “human trafficking problem” in Barbados just days after reports surfaced that a list of undocumented CARICOM nationals including human trafficking …
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The people who burned a monkey alive will be brought to justice, a senior Government veterinarian vowed today. The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security’s Veterinary Services Department served notice …
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As month-end approaches, scenes of long queues and hours of waiting have shifted from supermarkets and post offices to SurePay bill payment kiosks, where scores started gathering from early Wednesday …
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Former Prime Minister Sir Lloyd Erskine Sandiford has hailed Democratic Labour Party (DLP) stalwart Astor B Watts for his “significant contribution” to the party’s development, particularly in its fledgeling days. …
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The National Council on Substance Abuse (NCSA) has urged relatives and friends of those experiencing symptoms of withdrawal from alcohol or mind-altering substances to call the NCSA’s office, the Psychiatric …
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A UWI researcher has endorsed the Government’s decision to expand testing of the Barbadian population for the COVID-19 virus which has so far claimed six lives here. Dr Dwayne Devonish, …