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Death penalty could apply under new bill

Barbadians convicted of domestic terrorism that results in a...

Lashley: Laws too weak to properly punish gun offenders

Minister of Legal Affairs and Criminal Justice Michael Lashley...

Bill puts light on business owners

Government is seeking to tighten oversight of companies operating...

PM: Follow in Sir Garry’s steps

As thousands rose to their feet inside a hushed...

Oval set for send-off

National Hero The Right Excellent Sir Garfield Sobers will...

CG ups support for blood collection

Almost two months after launching its Fuelling Hope Blood...

Union backs road plans to ease traffic

The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) has expressed support for the Government’s plans to construct flyovers and widen roads...

Lynch: Only up from here

Barbados' rising tide in regional athletics is no accident, says the head of this country’s athletic organisation. President of the Athletics Association of Barbados (AAB),...

Flow warns customers about increase in scams

FLOW Barbados is alerting its customers to a growing wave of phishing scams targeting mobile and Internet users. The telecommunications provider yesterday reported an increase...

Dems: SMEs need help, not talk

Barbadian entrepreneurs are still waiting for real backing and the time for talk has long passed. That is the blunt assessment from Democratic Labour Party (DLP)...

ICAB brings Budget home

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Barbados (ICAB) is urging Barbadians to look beyond headline figures from the 2026 Budgetary Proposals and Financial Statement, stressing that...

Former DLP President Ralph Thorne’s brother has died

Former president of the Democratic Labour Party, Ralph Thorne, has lost his brother. Dave Thorne, 68, passed away at his home earlier today. Dave, 68, lived...

Blackman: Transformation well under way

Minister of Educational Transformation Chad Blackman says Barbados’ push to become “the No. 1 education system in the world within six years” is already...

Push to reduce suspensions

A new approach to handling student suspensions is being implemented in Barbados, as the Ministry of Educational Transformation moves to reduce the number...

PM: VAT cut would not have brought masses relief

There would have been no real relief from a reduction in value added tax (VAT). That was made clear in the House of Assembly on...

Legislation on ‘crossing the floor’ brought to Parliament

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley this morning introduced the country’s first anti-defection legislation. The Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2026, is geared is at providing a specific...