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For the next four days, Needham’s Point will be Barbados’ own version of Fort Knox.
THERE WILL BE no local autopsy or coroner’s inquest into the apparent suicide of United States Embassy official George Gaines.
CONCERNS about recently enforced security measures at the airport have been referred to the Ministry of National Security – which falls under Prime Minister Freundel Stuart – to consider solutions that will put immigration officers and other workers at ease.
AS THE WORLD marked International Day Against Homophobia yesterday, Barbados and scores of other countries were again urged to repeal laws that discriminate against homosexuality as a matter of urgency.
A NON-DEBATE! That is how Prime Minister Freundel Stuart last night described the raging public discussion surrounding union leader Sir Roy Trotman’s description
LEGITIMATE CASH- FOR-GOLD DEALERS unanimously support Government’s decision to introduce new legislation to curb the crime associated with the industry.
WOMEN, STAND UP and challenge local authorities to make the child maintenance fund a fully functioning reality, said Marilyn Rice-Bowen,
Playing the field, a practice often portrayed as the preserve of a majority of Caribbean men, has become a favourite pastime for an increasing number of women across the region.
BRIDGETOWN, May 10, CMC – The world’s smallest island nations – many of which are in the Caribbean – at the frontline of global climate change, have announced new actions to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and end poverty, as they wrapped up a sustainable energy conference in Barbados, organized by the UN and the Government of Barbados.
The Opposition is charging that Government is preparing to borrow US$183 million as part of a “secret deal” with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).
