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Barbados gets reparations estimate

Barbados now has, for the first time, a quantified...

$5m fund will be ‘tightly structured’

Faith-based organisations seeking access to Government’s new $5 million...

Principals back social media regulation call

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley's call to regulate young...

Mottley: Social media and AI regulations coming to protect youth

Barbados will soon be implementing regulations on social media...

Rogers: We must protect what generations built

Barbadians must value education, health care and the country’s...

BHTA: US shutdown could hurt travel

The Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) is warning...

Govt plans to ‘withstand global crisis’

Barbados is operating in one of the most uncertain global environments in modern history, and Government’s spending plans are designed to protect the country...

UWI students debate AI’s value

University students from across the region took their seats in the Parliament Chamber this week as the University of the West Indies (UWI) STAT...

Gun court ‘can do only so much’

Professional social worker Fabian Sargeant is warning that Barbados will not solve its crime problem unless greater emphasis is placed on prevention, particularly addressing...

AOPT welcomes relief on fuel and dashcam costs

Head of the Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) Roy Raphael has welcomed Government’s Budget measures in relation to energy, describing them as a...

DLP: Ease welcomed, but some concerns

The Democratic Labour Party says Government’s 2026-2027 Budget delivers meaningful short-term relief to Barbadians, but it has concerns about fiscal sustainability and long-term economic...

Tech boost for air traffic control

New radar and airspace management technology planned for the Grantley Adams International Airport is expected to help air traffic controllers manage the growing volume...