By Anesta Henry A pilot project between Barbados and China has yielded its first successful harvest of upland rice, using the staple in the drive towards food security, according to …
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Several students with disabilities transitioning into secondary school were lauded for the exceptional amount of effort they put into reaching this stage of their academic journey. During an award ceremony …
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Fifty children in the St George South constituency have received essential school items just in time for the new academic year through a venture launched by the Democratic Labour Party’s …
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By Jenique Belgrave A former government minister and senator is calling for a job description for Members of Parliament who he said are seen and treated by many Barbadians as …
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While it’s the top performers in the 11-Plus examination who are the first to be highlighted, 29 students with disabilities who will be going into secondary school later this month …
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Attorney at law Lynette Eastmond believes that many members of the public are afraid to publicly protest against government’s intention to increase the pensionable age for fear of being victimised. …
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Number two seed Shakeem Nurse, and third seeded Dario Hinds were both forced to go the distance before eventually winning their respective matches when the Barbados Road Tennis Open (BRTO) …
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Barbados head coach Dexter Toppin praised his side after they created a slice of history when they became double-crown champions of the Cricket West Indies Under-17 Rising Stars tournament that …
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By Rawle Toney Following their heavy defeat to the Trinbago Knight Riders on Wednesday, Jason Holder promised that the Barbados Royals would rebound in their Caribbean Premier League (CPL) clash …
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By Randy Bennett The Barbados Royals weren’t about to disappoint their supporters for a second straight night. The home side rebounded from their horrific performance on Wednesday at Kensington Oval …