Carlos Atwell

Carlos Atwell is a Reporter II with the Nation Publishing Co. Limited, with decades of experience, writing mainly news and current events stories. He has been described as “tall, dark and ridiculous” . . . by himself.

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Minister ‘won’t be rushed’

Minister of Agriculture, Food and Nutritional Security Dr Shantal...

Lashley pushes for revival of community youth clubs

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

Govt has eye on ‘unnecessary’ imports

Minister of Agriculture, Food and Nutritional Security Dr Shantal...

Munro-Knight warns importers over produce Barbados can grow

Agriculture Minister Dr Shantal Munro-Knight is placing those importers...

Brighter show for 31st Carols

The 31st Carols by Candlelight will have a few...

Cruise boom ahead

Barbados is looking at bumper summer cruise seasons over...

Dive into digital, SBA urged

Small businesses are being urged to delve deeper into digital solutions in order to prosper in the current age of technology. The advice came from...

Some glad for tint breathing space

Some motorists are breathing a sigh of relief after the announced three-month moratorium on the enforcement of new tint legislation. The regulations were originally to...

Starcom and CBC respond to BBA chair critique

Starcom Network and Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) have fired back after recent criticism by chairman of the Barbados Broadcasting Authority, Dr Allyson Leacock. During the...

Folk characters take over The City

Shoppers got more than they bargained for yesterday when they went about their business in Bridgetown. The usual weekend shopping trip had the added benefit...

Worrell: No hard feelings

Senator Andre Worrell says he feels no bitterness regarding last weekend’s Democratic Labour Party (DLP) internal elections, but rather felt relieved. The former acting president...

Bridge collapse ‘big headache’

St Joseph residents told tales of woe yesterday following the closure of Melvin Hill Bridge on Monday due to structural failure as Government officials...

Rastas told to plant seven

The National Rastafari Registry Secretariat and Trust (NRRST) is urging all Rastafari to “plant seven”. Trustee Ras Lee Small said it was a form of...

Help for ex-cons

One of Barbados’ most unique co-operatives is moving to help former prison inmates secure a second chance in life and boost their job opportunities. The...

Girl inspires national clean-up

Inspired by a primary school student, Government is launching a national clean-up programme to make a dent in Barbados’ bulk waste. During a media conference...

Protest march against section of wiretapping legislation

Around 100 disgruntled people again made the march from Kensington Oval to Independence Square. This time it was in protest of the Interception of Communications...