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Succession plan essential GO TO STORY
Succession plan essential

Many years ago, a tutor conducting a management studies class asked the group what the duty of a manager was. Each student gave an answer with which the tutor agreed and wrote on the board. After...

Death shock GO TO STORY
Death shock

Last Saturday night Cheryl Archer experienced a series of “strange” events that left her with an uneasy feeling. Two days later she received the news that no mother wants to hear – her last child Ricardo...

New BARP insurance from May 1 GO TO STORY
New BARP insurance from May 1

Over 9 000 members of the Barbados Association of Retired Persons (BARP) will be covered again under a new health insurance plan from May 1. “It is all go,” BARP’s president Ed Bushell said, as he...

Interns told: Pay or not, take job GO TO STORY
Interns told: Pay or not, take job

Many companies are unable to offer paid internships for job attachments, but scores of youth are being encouraged to take up the opportunities. During the opening of the Barbados Youth Service’s (BYS)...

Film workshops ‘a success’ GO TO STORY
Film workshops ‘a success’

Over 60 established and fledgling film producers took part in the recently concluded Barbados Cultural Industries Development Authority’s (BCIDA) Joint Training Workshop Series. The workshops, which...

Helping hand for coconut vendors  GO TO STORY
Helping hand for coconut vendors 

More stringent health and safety standards will be instituted for coconut vendors as the demand for coconut water increases. These include sterilising tools and the worktable, the use of hairnets and aprons,...

Aidonia rocks the crowd GO TO STORY
Aidonia rocks the crowd

The 2018 Magnum Tonic Wine Reggae Beach Party on Sunday night was everything patrons could have wanted. Based on the crowd response from the thousands who gathered at Pirates Cove, Bay Street, St Michael,...

Limping start GO TO STORY
Limping start

Injuries to national netballers, which saw the Bajan Gems underperforming at the recently concluded Commonwealth Games Down Under in Australia, may be creating even bigger ripples in the current Division...

Paradise crush Rendezvous GO TO STORY
Paradise crush Rendezvous

Paradise were at their irresistible best on Sunday night, inflicting a merciless 8-2 thrashing on their rivals Rendezvous in the Barbados Football Association’s Premier League. Brittons Hill and champions...

Tri-series for hockey girls GO TO STORY
Tri-series for hockey girls

The Barbados Hockey Federation (BHF) is planning a tri-nation series to prepare the national women’s team for the forthcoming Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games slated for Barranquilla, Colombia....

Big Four reach the semis GO TO STORY
Big Four reach the semis

The big four are through to the final four. The Co-operators General Insurance Premier League Basketball Knockout Competition certainly stuck to script as all four title contenders advanced with contrasting...

Simpson, Sealy the champs GO TO STORY
Simpson, Sealy the champs

Orson Simpson had to run through all the tricks in his bag to overcome Clifford Nolan and capture the men’s Over-60 crown in the finals of the Barbados National Masters Squash Championships at the Barbados...

Elite duo for Apes Hill GO TO STORY
Elite duo for Apes Hill

This year’s Massy United Apes Hill Ladies International Polo Tournament will feature two of the top female players in the world. This was revealed during a press conference to launch the event at Apes...

Former US President George H.W. Bush admitted to Houston hospital GO TO STORY
Former US President George H.W. Bush admitted to Houston hospital

AUSTIN, Texas – Former US President George H.W. Bush was admitted to a Houston hospital on Sunday after contracting an infection that spread to his blood, a family spokesman said on Monday. Bush, 93,...

Driver kills nine, injures 16 ploughing van onto Toronto sidewalk: police GO TO STORY
Driver kills nine, injures 16 ploughing van onto Toronto sidewalk: police

TORONTO – A driver ploughed his white Ryder rental van into a crowd, killing nine people and injuring 16 along a roughly mile-long stretch of busy Toronto sidewalk during lunch hour on a sunny Monday afternoon,...

QEH: Emergency surgeries only GO TO STORY
QEH: Emergency surgeries only

  If you are scheduled to have surgery this week at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH), it may be cancelled.  That’s because at an emergency meeting on Thursday, the surgeons decided it would be...

Ministry of Education to roll out anti-violence campaign GO TO STORY
Ministry of Education to roll out anti-violence campaign

The Ministry of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation will launch a comprehensive anti-violence campaign early next month to address the issue of violence in schools. Themed Peace Begins with...

Ralph Thorne: Prepared to serve GO TO STORY
Ralph Thorne: Prepared to serve

Family, God and the Golden Rule. They account for the biggest influences in Ralph Thorne’s life. Couple that with discipline and love for basketball and you have the formula for a man on a focused...

'Cut off hands': Mexican presidential candidate's plan to deter thieves GO TO STORY
'Cut off hands': Mexican presidential candidate's plan to deter thieves

MEXICO CITY – Thieves should have their hands chopped off, a Mexican presidential candidate said in a televised debate on Sunday, provoking disbelief from a moderator and setting off a storm of comments...

Gibbs give of their best for 50 years GO TO STORY
Gibbs give of their best for 50 years

Fifty years is definitely not fifty days. One couple who knows this full well is Ricardo and Lelia Gibbs, who have been married for 50 years. The now retired couple celebrated their milestone anniversary...

Zimbabwe sets up special courts for election violence GO TO STORY
Zimbabwe sets up special courts for election violence

HARARE –  Zimbabwe has established special courts to deal with cases of political violence, the police said on Monday, part of the government’s drive to curtail unrest and intimidation ahead of the first...

Union tells Supreme Court workers to stay off job GO TO STORY
Union tells Supreme Court workers to stay off job

President of the National Union of Public Workers Akanni McDowall and general secretary Roslyn Smith have advised the workers of the Supreme Court complex to return home. This follows a meeting this...

Updated: Body of young man found at Bibby's Lane GO TO STORY
Updated: Body of young man found at Bibby's Lane

Update: The deceased has been identified as Ricardo Archer. Lawmen have another unnatural death on their hands. The body of an 18-year-old male was found in his home at 3rd Avenue Bibby's Lane,...

It's a boy: UK's Prince William, Kate have third child GO TO STORY
It's a boy: UK's Prince William, Kate have third child

LONDON –  Kate, the wife of Prince William, gave birth to a boy at a hospital in London on Monday, the third child for the British royal couple and now fifth in line to the throne. Kensington Palace...

China pledges support for new Cuban president GO TO STORY
China pledges support for new Cuban president

BEIJING  – China says it’s ready and willing to work with Cuba’s newly elected president, Miguel Díaz-Canel, to expand bilateral cooperation between the two countries. Diaz-Canal, the former first...

Air France says 25 per cent of flights could be cancelled on Monday GO TO STORY
Air France says 25 per cent of flights could be cancelled on Monday

PARIS − Air France KLM’s French unit is predicting that 25 per cent of its flights will be cancelled on Monday, on the 10th day of a strike by staff over pay. In a statement on Sunday, the airline...