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Top cop clears up late payment claims (opens the original)
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The Barbados Police Service has sought to clarify what it described as “misinformation” relating to the late payment for allowances and duties owed to police officers. A statement issued by Commissioner of Police Sonia Boyce yesterday addressed claims of late payments to officers for extra duties and flexible responsibility duties. This was after social activist Winston Clarke brought the matter to his social media platform on Tuesday. The commissioner’s statement noted that payment for all allo
Business Archives (opens the original)
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BHTA reports growth in major tourism markets (opens the original)
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Barbados has maintained a firm position as one of the Caribbean’s top destinations despite the challenges of a highly competitive and rapidly changing global environment. This is according to chairman of the Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) Kelly-Ann Payne, who said the first half of 2026 saw a marked increase in visitors from Canada, the United States as well as Europe, compared to the corresponding period last year. She was addressing the BHTA’s third quarterly general meeting yes
Barbados steps up swine fever defence (opens the original)
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Barbados is stepping up efforts to protect its agriculture sector from animal health and biosecurity threats, particularly African Swine Fever (ASF), in the face of warning about the possibility of breaches. Regional officials has warned that the risk of the disease breaching the island’s borders remains real despite the country’s clean record to date. Agricultural stakeholders are gathered at the Hilton Barbados resort at Needhams Point, St Michael, for the start of a three-day ASF surveillance
Animekon returns to LESC (opens the original)
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After years of fan requests, the Animekon convention made its return to the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford (LESC) last weekend, delivering a rich showcase of creative cosplays, animation and gaming. The two-day event drew scores of loyal fans and pop-culture enthusiasts to LESC, Two Mile Hill, St Michael, much to the delight of patrons who had long called for a return to where the convention first launched. Owner and chief executive officer of Animekon, Omar Kennedy, noted that while the Wildey Gymnasi
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