Drainage workers paid
Bridgetown. One hundred workers in the Drainage Division of Ministry of the Environment and Drainage finally got their wages this morning after threatening strike action. However the National Union…
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CPL hiring staff
Bridgetown. The Caribbean Premier League(CPL) has announced that they are hiring staff in the six franchise countries. “We are offering three-month contracts for these positions at this time,” said Laurie-Ann…
Bishop not aware of plans to hurt Christians
Bridgetown. Arch-Bishop of the West Indies and Anglican Bishop of Barbados Dr John Holder says there are many Christians who were members of Masonic Lodges but he is not aware…
Dialogue must continue says Prime Minister
Bridgetown. Prime Minister Freundel Stuart says that while partners will not always agree on every issue, he wants to see the commitment to the tripartite dialogue continue. Stuart told hundreds…
Woman chopped to death
Bridgetown. Brenda Bell, 64, of St Barnabas, the Pine, St Michael was chopped to death by a man with a cutlass at Cutting Road in the same parish, this morning. …
Governor General visits centenarian
Bridgetown. Veneta Sepherd of Derricks, St James is Barbados latest centenarian the sharp and witty lady reached the milestone today She was paid a brief visit by Governor General Sir…
Muralithran joins CPL
Bridgetown. Sri Lanka spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan, the man with more international wickets than any other player in history, has been confirmed as the sixth and final international franchise player…
P.J Patterson appointed chairman of CPL cricket committee
Bridgetown. The Caribbean Premier League has received an important and most welcomed stamp of approval and support from former Jamaica Prime Minister The Most Honourable PJ Patterson who has been…
Umpires pulled stumps
Bridgetown. The members of the Barbados Cricket Umpires Association (BCUA) last night voted to withdraw its services from all Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) until their fees are increased. The umpires…
Two remanded on human traffficking charges
Bridgetowwn Amelia Joseph, 36 and Keenon Chase, 22, were remanded to HMP Dodds yesterday evening when they appeared in the District B Magistrate Court on human trafficking charges. Joseph who…
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