Argentine vessel to visit Barbados
The Argentine vessel Frigate ARA Libertad will be in Barbados from Sunday to Wednesday, and members of the public will have an opportunity to be a part of this historic occasion. It will arrive at…
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Club World Cup a test for Qatar
DOHA – FIFA’s Club World Cup gets underway on Wednesday with hosts Qatar facing a major test of the country’s ability to deal with an influx of foreign fans. European champions Liverpool and South…
Light and Power signs agreement for new diesel power plant
The Barbados Light & Power Company has made another step towards improving its power generating capacity. In a media release today, the company announced it had signed an agreement with global energy…
Cricket returns to Trelawny Stadium
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Two West Indies Championship matches will be played at Jamaica’s Trelawny Stadium next year. It will be the first time in 11 years that the ground will be staging four-day matches…
Apple fears former Chinese staff in lawsuit will flee country
Apple Inc on Monday told a federal court it has “deep concerns” that two Chinese-born former employees accused of stealing trade secrets from the company will try to flee before their trials if their locations…
First serving victories
BARBADOS made a successful double strike when the Cazova Junior Volleyball Championships were served off Sunday in Martinique. The Bajan lads defeated Curaçao 25-21, 21-25, 25-17, 25-15 while the girls…
AG: Barbados bound by world rules
BARBADOS OFTEN FINDS ITSELF at the mercy of shifting international regulations, which is why it can no longer be business as usual. Attorney General Dale Marshall, in explaining the recent move to…
Brothers reflect on death of their youngest sibling
FREE SPIRITED and the life of the party. That is how the three older brothers of Shamar Stevenson Rojoe Bascombe, also known as “Brooks” remembered him yesterday. Bascombe, 25, the son of designer…
‘Uploading’ flaw at port
ASYCUDA World as a system has not been an issue for most of the cargo challenges that the Bridgetown Port Inc. has been dealing with. Instead, it is the process of uploading the information that has…
28 student refs graduate
THE Barbados Football Association’s cadre of match officials received a long-awaited boost of youth as 28 new referees graduated from the inaugural Schools’ Referee Development Programme. At…