Former Nation photographer Miller passes
Antonio Miller, who went from a schoolboy with a love for the camera to a fearless media photographer, passed away this morning after being hospitalised for a few months. Miller, 46, of Country Park…
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Afghanistan ‘not easy’
LUCKNOW – Newly-appointed West Indies head coach, Phil Simmons, has warned of the threat posed by his former side Afghanistan, and says execution and consistency will be crucial to success in the upcoming…
Drug tests soon
The drug busters could be bowling at regional cricketers over the next month in an attempt to discourage the use of prohibited performance-enhancing substances. Barbados Cricket Association’s (BCA)…
BWU briefs Jordan on G4S issues
Minister of Labour Colin Jordan is now fully aware of the grievances affecting security officers at G4S Secure Solutions Barbados (Ltd). This was disclosed by consultant to the Barbados Workers’ Union…
Wesley Hall and St Mary’s Primary to reopen tomorrow
The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training has advised that the Wesley Hall Infants, Wesley Hall Junior and the St. Mary’s Primary Schools will reopen tomorrow. The ministry said…
UPDATE: Police identify latest shooting victim
Omar Phillips, 36, of #6 Harbour View, Pine, St Michael, received a gunshot injury to his right hand after he was involved in a shooting earlier today. Police received a report that the incident took…
Warning on fake schools
The internet has made it much easier for students to be tricked into studies at questionable institutions. So says chairman of the Barbados Accreditation Council (BAC), Lady Hewitt, who is warning…
For the fund of it
In the future, senior athletes will not be waiting to see if they get financial support from Government for their overseas competitions. This is the word from coordinator of the National Senior Games,…
Gittens scores in boxing first
Top female boxer Kimberly Gittens didn’t only capture a bronze medal at the seventh CISM Military World Games in Wuhan, China, but made history for Barbados while doing so. It was the first time since…
Dry dates recalled
Barbados’ Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) has advised that a brand of dry dates has been recalled due to high sulfite content. As a result, consumers are advised to check any dry dates…