Tuesday, April 28, 2026

Politics

Lashley: DLP’s spirit unbroken

The spirit of the 71-year-old Democratic Labour Party remains unbroken, said acting president Stephen Lashley yesterday on the anniversary of its founding. The party which governed Barbados in the past...

Straughn: Families should talk more

Government remains committed to safeguarding the elderly and other vulnerable people in Barbados, but Minister of Finance Ryan...

A form of wickedness, says Springer

The narrative of family members taking away the pension of their elderly mothers is a recurring concern for...

Walters wants water loan transparency

Opposition Senator Ryan Walters is calling for transparency and accountability in the wake of Government securing a US$80...

Dems question NISSS role

While the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) acknowledges initiatives like the Cost of Living Cash Credit are necessary and...

‘Let’s work together’

Prime Minister Mia Mottley issued a rallying cry to Barbadians to stay the course after a difficult year characterised by high fuel costs and...

Errol Barrow: A hero to many

Proclaimed the Father of Barbados’ Independence, each year on January 21 is recognised and celebrated as the day in honour of Errol Barrow. Margaret Knight,...

House resumes on Tuesday

The House of Assembly will meet for the first time in 2023 on Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Parliament Buildings, in Bridgetown. First up...

Year in Review: Political changes

Last year was chockfull of news on the political front. Whether it was general elections, internal party affairs or the Cabinet reshuffle in the last...

DLP concerned about country’s IT infrastructure

The Democratic Labour Party says it's concerned about the security and resilience of Government IT systems from cyber attacks, following a recent attack at...

Nicholls objects to BL&P rate hike

Government Senator Gregory Nicholls is far from happy with the Barbados Light & Power’s (BL&P) latest rate increase which is under application by the...