Saturday, May 2, 2026

Lifestyle

Narii eyes world as musical stage

She was born into music, and with her dad as the wind beneath her wings, she intended to soar. Narii Vasquez’s father was a singer, and from her days at...

Natalie Abrahams steps into her next chapter

She is a trailblazer who has won her way into the hearts of those she has led during...

Stitching Success: How Tia Olton took Barbados to Milan

When one of Barbados’ top creative directors and designers, Tia Olton, of label TIALANI Fashion Designs left Barbados...

From calling to career: Khadija Williams leads with heart

Khadija Williams sits at the helm of the Social Work Student Association (SWSA) at the University of the...

From self-taught to full-time artist

Born in Germany and shaped by the post-war immigrant experience in Canada, veteran artist Heidi Berger has led...

Patricia Padmore-Blackman visually impaired and happy to serve

Patricia Padmore-Blackman is fighting for a cause. That cause is to see that people living with disabilities are given the equal rights they deserve....

Author changed his life behind bars

It was while on remand in prison that D.D. Armstrong wrote his first book. Today he is an accomplished author, playwright and international educator, who...

Celebrating Women & Girls this International Women’s Day

Every year on March 8th, International Women’s Day takes center stage, reminding us of the incredible women who shape our world. But this year...

Family Group serves decade of justice for unborn

By Diara Springer What started as a young student’s stirring of conscience has blossomed into one of Barbados’ most impactful family support organisations. Unborn Justice...

Priyanka continues to break the ice

Figure skating is often associated with countries blanketed in snow and home to grand ice arenas; however, Priyanka Sharma has carved a unique path....

Every cancer case is unique

Cancer is often thought of as a single disease, but in reality, every case is unique. One of the key reasons for this lies...