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Breaking stories and community coverage from across Barbados.
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A Kenyan court has suspended US plans for an Ebola quarantine facility, citing public health risks and barring any foreign government from establishing such centers in the country.
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Ten medical students from the American University of Barbados have commenced clinical rotations at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, marking a significant milestone for the university after 13 years in operation.
Dairy farmers and officials gathered to discuss the modernization of rebate programs amid concerns over cattle genetics and the need for collaboration in the milk industry.
Delegates from the Caribbean, Central America, and Europe have agreed to strengthen meteorological and climate services during the Global Gateway Coordination forum held in Barbados.
Darren Ian Johnson, 29, has been granted $3,000 bail after pleading not guilty to charges of assaulting and threatening a police officer during an incident on May 27.
Thalisa Williams-Waithe, once denied vital medication for a rare disease, graduated from the Florida Education Institute, marking a miraculous turnaround in her life and health.
