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Democrat Scott Colom makes history as Mississippi’s first black senator since 19th Century

Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, delivering a shock victory for the party in a deeply conservative state that...

BLPC, FTC discussions to proceed without intervenors

The electricity rate application decision appeal has taken a new turn in the High Court. Barbados Light & Power Company (BLPC) and the Fair Trading...

Tridents one win away from historic CONCACAF Gold Cup qualification

Barbados senior men’s football team are one win away from qualifying for next year’s CONCACAF Gold Cup for the first time in the island’s...

Govt vows to protect public beach access

Government is undertaking more positive and long-term enforcement to protect and maintain public access to beaches across Barbados, with increased monitoring, enhanced use of...
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Spain to introduce paid menopause sick leave from December

From December 1, women who live and work in Spain will have a new labour right. Those who suffer from incapacitating health problems linked...

Three men charged after $26 million drug bust

Three men have been charged with possession, trafficking and intent to supply cocaine following the seizure of 538.8 kilogrammes of suspected cocaine, with an...

Living longer, but not well, says Humphrey

Barbados has been “very good” at extending life and reducing mortality but has not been as successful at reducing morbidity, claims St Michael South...

Tridents one win away from historic CONCACAF Gold Cup qualification

Barbados senior men’s football team are one win away from qualifying for next year’s CONCACAF Gold Cup for the first time in the island’s...

Seale joins Moguls

BLPC, FTC discussions to proceed without intervenors

The electricity rate application decision appeal has taken a new turn in the High Court. Barbados Light & Power Company (BLPC) and the Fair Trading...

Credit unions ‘must adapt’

Trio reflects on Landship journey

The Barbados Landship Association has stood as a cultural beacon for over a century, providing young people with a platform for cultural expression, encouraging...
 

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Democrat Scott Colom makes history as Mississippi’s first black senator since 19th Century

Democrat Scott Colom has won the US Senate race in Mississippi, delivering a shock victory for the party in a deeply conservative state that...

BLPC, FTC discussions to proceed without intervenors

The electricity rate application decision appeal has taken a new turn in the High Court. Barbados Light & Power Company (BLPC) and the Fair Trading...

Tridents one win away from historic CONCACAF Gold Cup qualification

Barbados senior men’s football team are one win away from qualifying for next year’s CONCACAF Gold Cup for the first time in the island’s...

Govt vows to protect public beach access

Government is undertaking more positive and long-term enforcement to protect and maintain public access to beaches across Barbados, with increased monitoring, enhanced use of...

Beneficial Ownership Reporting in Barbados

In an effort to strengthen transparency, combat financial crime and align Barbados with international standards, the Government of Barbados has established a Central Beneficial...

Harnessing Energy Advancing Resilient Development: How Barbados Can Store Sunshine, Capture Breezes and Power the Future

Imagine a Barbados where clean energy powers homes and businesses around the clock, even after the sun goes down. While solar energy has become...

Students settle in following relocation of schools

Students of Eden Lodge and Good Shepherd Primary School have settled into their new learning environments following their relocation to three temporary sites according...

Living longer, but not well, says Humphrey

Barbados has been “very good” at extending life and reducing mortality but has not been as successful at reducing morbidity, claims St Michael South...

Spain to introduce paid menopause sick leave from December

From December 1, women who live and work in Spain will have a new labour right. Those who suffer from incapacitating health problems linked...

Credit unions ‘must adapt’

Barbados’ Credit Union movement must adapt to a rapidly changing financial environment or risk losing ground to emerging financial technology companies and other competitors,...