Rastas want in on ganja talks
Two elders in the Rastafari Progressive Movement are calling for Rastas to be included in the conversations surrounding the medicinal cannabis industry. Both Bongo Lights...
‘Anti-vax’ talk a setback
An increase in anti-vaccine sentiments has led to a decrease in the immunisation rate among Barbadian children, says Senior Health Sister Hazel Forde.
She stated...
Call to make port fares clear
Some taxi drivers in Lower Broad Street, Bridgetown, have asked for signs showing taxi fares to be placed in their area.
They said that this...
Colorectal cancer projected to rise
Colorectal cancer may soon become the most common cancer in Barbados, says president of the Barbados Cancer Society (BCS) Professor R. David Rosin.
With 230...
Mother struggling to make ends meet
Mother of six, Althea Cox, is crying out for help. She says she is unable to find employment and struggling to make ends meet...
Fishermen differ on threat of foreign vessels
Fishermen at the Bridgetown Fisheries Complex have mixed thoughts about the presence of foreign fishing vessels on the seas, as well as the risks...