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Breaking stories and community coverage from across Barbados.
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Prime Minister Mia Mottley expresses deep sorrow over the passing of Inspector Rodney Inniss of the Barbados Police Service, highlighting his dedication, compassion, and exemplary service to the nation.
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Barbadian craftsman advocates for the revival of traditional games like Warri and Patta to combat youth violence, citing the decline of these pastimes and the influence of violent electronic games.
The National Council on Substance Abuse (NCSA) highlights youth engagement in substance abuse prevention through a recent speech contest for secondary school students. Chairman Howell emphasizes the importance of young perspectives in shaping prevention strategies.
The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) condemns the suspected sale of drugs to a primary school student near school premises in Barbados. The incident sparks debate on child safety and drug prevention measures.
Zulu Entertainment's Chairman Vibbian Fagan defends Easter concert with Vybz Kartel amid controversy over timing and past legal issues, emphasizing diversity in artist's music beyond violence themes. Gun violence concerns and differing perspectives highlighted.
