Lifestyle

Candace and Diana – that’s what friends are for

Candace Eng and Diana Batson-Prince were besties from the ages of 18 and 17 respectively. They attended college together, shared a lot in common, and faced some of their...

Cancer could not steal her future

When Kashamra “Kay” Hamilton-Steede was diagnosed with cancer and relayed that information to her teenaged son, his first...

Natalie Headley: She felt it. She fought it. She survived.

Given her family’s genetic history, Natalie Headley felt that one day breast cancer could eventually find her. And...

Shen’s vibes more than the bassline

Music for her is more than entertainment. It’s a passion that gives her the impetus to work towards...

Best’s journey into dance

Young Barbadian artist Shea Best has immersed himself in the arts of music, drama, and dance. Despite having a...

Hope NGO struggling to survive

Government’s decision to cut the subvention to the Hope Foundation will be to the detriment of people suffering with lupus, sickle cell anaemia and...

Designers tell story behind monument

After “celebrating” the people who fought to maintain slavery for many years, Bridgetown is finally honouring those who struggled to end enslavement. Hugh Holder, one...

Veteran entertainer Richard Stoute passes

Just a few hours after it was announced that the amphitheatre at the National Botanical Gardens would be named in his honour, veteran entertainer...

Nation Funathlon on the road

Many people were up before the crack of dawn to participate in the Nation Funathlon 2023. Cyclists, runners, skaters and walkers were just some of...

Nation Builders: Dr Grenville Phillips

Fifty years ago, Dr Grenville Phillips demonstrated a commitment to The Nation when he agreed to support a business venture on which two of...

Nation Builders: Wilfred Field – A leap of faith P2

For Wilfred Field it was a challenge convincing advertisers to give the young Nation newspaper a chance. Fifty years later, the retired first advertising manager...