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PM Mottley pays tribute to Sir Stephen Emtage

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has paid tribute to Sir Stephen Errol Emtage, describing the former public servant as an exemplary national servant whose contributions helped shape Barbados’ economic...

Three charged after 43.3 kilograms of cannabis seized

Three men, including two foreign nationals, have been arrested and formally charged in connection with the seizure of...

Police investigating unnatural death

Police are conducting investigations into an unnatural death early this morning in a St Michael district. The body of...

Third man charged with 2021 murder

Police have charged a third man in connection with the April 9, 2021 murder of Tamesh Ramdas. He is...

Uber taking a bite out of taxi profits

The Crop Over season may have brought thousands of visitors through Grantley Adams International Airport but some airport...

BWA making connections in Christ Church

The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) informs customers in parts of Christ Church that it will be making connections in the vicinity of Hastings Main Road...

CTUSAB pushing for trained safety and health committees in the workplace

The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) is again calling for trained safety and health committees to be established at...

Get on track!

An infusion of new foreign and domestic investment into horse racing, especially into a new track and better quality horses. That is what Canadian-based, legendary...

Oistins’ Magistrates’ Court closed early

The Oistins’ Magistrates’ Court has been closed after a bed bug was found in a chair inside the court this morning. As a result, Magistrate...

BUT action call

President of the Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) Rudy Lovell wants Government to move urgently to address some burning issues in the nation’s schools. He...

Labourer’s death ‘a lesson for employers’

CONSTRUCTION WORKER Andell McGarell’s death should not be in vain. Minister of Labour Colin Jordan made that point as he urged employers to do more...