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January 29, 2024
Founder of Ashley Lashley Foundation Receives Special Mention Award from CAF Development Bank of Latin America and The Caribbean
Ashley Lashley, founder of the Ashley Lashley Foundation, receives the Special Mention Awardee of the Enrique Garcia Leadership Award, recognizing her commitment to empowering youth in Barbados and the Caribbean. The ceremony will be held on January 30th in Panama City, with notable attendees including Ligia Castro, National Director of Climate Change of the Ministry of Environment of Panama. The monetary prize accompanying the award will support the foundation's ongoing initiatives, highlighting the commendable work being done in youth development and empowerment in Barbados.
January 29, 2024
Tripple Killer Ramario Antonio Roach to Face Sentencing in No. 4 Supreme Court Next Month
Ramario Antonio Roach, a triple killer from Ocean Breeze, River Bay, St. Lucy, will have submissions on his sentence heard in the No. 4 Supreme Court next month.
January 29, 2024
Residents in Christ Church and St Philip Experience Water Outages Due to Mechanical Problem and Burst Main: Barbados Water Authority Works to Resolve Issues
Residents in Christ Church and St Philip experienced water outages due to mechanical problems and burst mains. The Barbados Water Authority is working to resolve the issues and dispatched tankers to affected areas.
January 29, 2024
Online Classes Continue at Lodge School Due to Cleaning Operations: Ministry of Education
"Ministry of Education announces continuation of online classes at Lodge School for the week to facilitate work coordination with cleaning companies. Efforts are being made to ensure students' return to a healthy and safe environment.
January 28, 2024
Fight on Minibus in Holetown, St James Leaves One Injured; Police Investigate
Incident involving two men occurred on a minibus in Holetown, St James. One man sustained palm injury after being pushed into broken windscreen. Ongoing police investigation.
January 28, 2024
Emergency Repairs Completed on Ruptured 16-Inch Main in Woodbourne, St. Philip: Water Supply Expected to Return to Normal Gradually
Urgent repairs on a ruptured 16-inch main near Woodbourne, St. Philip have been completed, with the water supply gradually returning to normal for affected residents. The Barbados Water Authority apologizes for any inconvenience caused and appreciates customers' understanding and patience.
January 28, 2024
Emergency Repairs on Ruptured Water Main in Christ Church and St Philip Areas Completed: Barbados Water Authority Provides Update on Water Supply
The Barbados Water Authority has completed emergency repairs on a ruptured 16-inch main in Christ Church and St Philip areas. Water supply will gradually return to normal. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. (PR)
January 28, 2024
Emergency Repairs Underway in Christ Church and St. Philip Due to Ruptured Water Main: Barbados Water Authority Provides Updates
The Barbados Water Authority is conducting emergency repairs on a 16-inch main in Woodbourne, St. Philip, potentially impacting water supply and pressure in surrounding areas. Tankers are being dispatched for assistance. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
January 28, 2024
Controversy Surrounds the Cancellation of Baje To The World Talent Show and Developmental Showcase
Baje To The World talent competition and showcase has been cancelled this year due to conflicting views between producer Dwayne Grazette and the National Cultural Foundation.
January 28, 2024
Barbados Police Appeal for Public Help in Identifying Individuals Linked to Serious Criminal Activity
The Barbados Police Service seeks public assistance in identifying individuals involved in serious criminal activity, as depicted in the video. Provide crucial information to aid investigation.
January 27, 2024
Magistrate Warns Employers to Respect Government Officers' Requests for Information
Magistrate Manila Renee emphasizes the importance of respecting government officers' requests for information. Employers should cooperate and avoid interfering with the work of the government.
January 27, 2024
St. George Man Ordered to Pay $30,000 Compensation for Scissor Stabbing Incident
A man in St. George has been ordered to pay $30,000 in compensation and sentenced to two years, 215 days for stabbing another man with scissors during an altercation. The victim suffered life-threatening and life-altering injuries.