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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...

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...

Chef Patience dishes out Nigerian flavours

Since moving to Barbados and getting married three years ago, Nigerian-born Patience Lifu-Alleyne has been cooking up many of the spicy, mouth-watering dishes of...

Breaking with Muslim culture

Sakina Bakharia is a Muslim woman who dared to break with cultural traditions, engaging in social work and joining the fight against gender-based violence...