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Strategies for Teaching, Listening and Reading Comprehension will be the subject of discussion when the Barbados Association of Reading (BAR) holds its next meeting, tomorrow, Saturday, February 4, at the Erdiston Teachers’ Training College.
All waiting jurors assigned to the Number 4 Criminal Court must now report for jury duty on Thursday, February 9, at 8:45 a.m., instead of Wednesday, February 8, as previously instructed.
Stigma and Discrimination Against Persons Living with HIV and AIDS will be examined in greater detail when the Bureau of Gender Affairs hosts a panel discussion on Wednesday, February 15.
A 42-year-old Christ Church gun dealer appeared in District A Magistrates Court today on 77 charges of illegal possession of firearms.
Richard Seymour Arthur who was remanded to Dodds prison yesterday for having 102 rounds of ammunition in his possession, has been released on bail.
(CNN) — Faced with a deluge of opposition that included pressure from lawmakers and internal dissent, one of America’s leading breast cancer advocacy groups on Friday reversed itself on a decision that would have cut off funding to some Planned Parenthood projects.
Mia Mottley is not the only Barbados Labour Party (BLP) member to have been snubbed this week.
Not only is the number of children being diagnosed with diabetes in Barbados on the rise, but it includes those coming down with Type 2.
Fourteen days into a hunger strike, and 28 pounds lighter after refusing to accept meals, Cuban citizen Raul T. Garcia is prepared to die in prison for his cause.
Technology for a more transparent system of interviews and identification of crime suspects by the Royal Barbados Police Force will soon be in use in Barbados.
