This third day of April, in the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand and Twenty, was, in the long and storied history of our island nation, not our finest hour. …
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The issue of compensation will be discussed when a 25-year-old porter who pleaded guilty to criminal damage returns to court on June 9 in the District ‘D’ jurisdiction. Shemar Armanny …
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Minister of Energy and Water Resources, Wilfred Abrahams, is appealing to the public to stop hoarding liquid petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders. Mr. Abrahams stated: “Currently, the LPG marketers have adequate …
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It has now been four months since the first case of novel coronavirus in China was reported. Now renamed COVID-19, it has had a crippling effect on most industries and …
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Barbados inched closer to a complete shutdown of the island tonight as Government took its toughest measures to date to try to stem the rapidly growing number of confirmed cases …
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Residents at Pot House, St John are frustrated that it has now been weeks since they last saw water running from their taps at a time when health authorities are …
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The head of this country’s private sector says the moves by Government to further restrict movement and ultimately limit the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic across Barbados are still not …
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Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes says an assault on a traffic warden who was performing her duties on the streets of the City last Sunday was tantamount to “bush behaviour”. But …
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Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes says an assault on a traffic warden who was performing her duties on the streets of the City last Sunday was tantamount to “bush behaviour”. But …
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Acting Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw tonight outlined a number of even more strict emergency measures intended to slow and halt the spread of the new coronavirus (COVID-19) which is rapidly …