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- Sep 16, 2026
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Government explores offshore solution to sargassum invasion (opens the original)
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The battle against the island’s sargassum seaweed invasion is moving offshore. Government is exploring a new line of defence that could stop the seaweed before it blankets local beaches. Officials from the Ministry of the Environment, National Beautification and Fisheries have been consulting with a company based in the Dominican Republic on the best way to remedy the situation. The company, called DESMI, provides a product known as mesh booms to prevent the seaweed from reaching the shores. Tod
Police operation outside CBC brings highway traffic to a standstill (opens the original)
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A police operation unfolded outside the Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation this evening, bringing highway traffic to a standstill. A number of police officers, including a unit from the Major Crimes Department, quickly secured the scene and took away a number of men. The daylight operation lasted for several minutes. A team from our newsroom braved oncoming traffic to capture the operation. Public Affairs and Communications Officer, Acting Inspector Ryan Brathwaite, shares more about the operati
Police walk-through aims to strengthen trust in Chapman Lane and New Orleans (opens the original)
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Chapman Lane and New Orleans came alive this evening as Commissioner of Police Sonia Boyce, Minister of Legal Affairs and Criminal Justice Michael Lashley and several top-ranking officers walked through the neighbourhood. The initiative is aimed at strengthening trust in communities that have long felt overlooked. Along the narrow streets, residents spoke with the Commissioner, sharing concerns about the absence of proper lighting and a lack of employment opportunities. The initiative was reinfo
Harris fined and placed on bond for assault and threatening words charges (opens the original)
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The man charged with assault and threatening words in connection with an incident involving Senator Lisa Cummins has issued a public apology. Michael Alphonsa Harris, 56, of Goodland, St Michael, made the apology this morning following his appearance in the District ‘A’ Criminal Court, where he was sentenced. The contractor has been fined $1,500 for threatening the Minister of Health and Wellness during an incident that took place on September 5, 2026. He has been ordered to pay the fine by Dece
BPSA highlights economic impact of Massy Stores' $46 million dollar investment (opens the original)
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The Barbados Private Sector Association (BPSA) views the $46 million investment in the retail sector by Massy Stores as a strong demonstration of confidence in the Barbadian economy. Chairman of the association, James Clarke, said the BPSA fully supports the development, pointing out that such investments are vital for stimulating economic activity, fostering business confidence, and promoting sustainable growth within the retail sector and the wider economy. Mr Clarke also referenced the cost r
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