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Many take final glimpse of Sir Garry

A steady stream of mourners made their way to...

BARP set to bring abuse protocol

The Barbados Association of Retired Persons (BARP) is set...

Estate residents say they’re being left out of $18m project

Some residents of the historic Codrington Estate in St...

Museum and NCF invite Bajans to choose 60 songs for Independence

What does Barbados sound like? That was the question posed...

Monkey sales not illegal, says RSPCA

A weeks-old green monkey advertised for sale on Facebook for $500...

Green cars taking over

Electric and hybrid vehicles now make up about 70...

Barbados under drought watch

Barbados is under a Hydrological Drought Watch for April and May, even as rainfall figures for the year remain above average, the Barbados Meteorological...

Challenging season for fish vendors

For Barbadians, Good Friday means fish and hot cross buns, a tradition as deeply rooted as the holiday itself. But yesterday, the Bridgetown Fisheries...

University comes alive with sound and dance

Drumbeats, dance and music filled the air at the University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus on Wednesday, as the Faculty of Culture,...

Rising use of dangerous pills

Barbados is facing a troubling shift as it relates to drugs as new psychoactive substances begin to take hold across the island, according to...

Providence schools launch inaugural career showcase

Students at Providence Elementary and Secondary Schools were treated to an eye-opening glimpse into the world of work yesterday, as the institution held an...

More turning to roadside vending

Across Barbados’ highways and secondary roads, an increasing number of men and women are setting up stalls along busy routes, some operating every day,...

Agrofest ends on a high note

From innovative agricultural solutions to student-led beauty services and mouth-watering new food products, Agrofest 2026 closed on a high note yesterday that left patrons...

Holetown Festival ‘a success’

Vendors were the first to declare this year’s Holetown Festival a success – even as they began drafting their wish lists for next year’s landmark 50th...

Failure to a wear seat belt and failure to comply with traffic signs top list of offences

Barbados ended 2025 with a troubling road safety record and advocates and law enforcement want drivers to know it. Cell phones, ignored traffic signals and...

Blackman wants Holetown festivities promoted in multiple languages

A call has been made for the Holetown Festival to be documented and promoted across the world in multiple languages, positioning Barbados’ heritage on...