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Sixty Years at Needham’s Point: Celebrating Hilton Barbados Resort

2026 is a milestone year of celebration for Barbados as the island marks its Diamond Jubilee. And right alongside the nation, Hilton Barbados Resort...

Our West and South Coast development needs a pause

The Sunday Sun of November 8, 2026 put into pictures what many Bajans have felt for years. John Walmark, a Canadian who has been...

Japanese culture on display at third Japan Festival

Japanese culture was on display today at the Third Japan Festival – MATSURI at Haymans Market, St Peter. The day was filled with music, dance...

NIFCA visual arts judge raises AI and copyright concerns

This year’s CIBC Caribbean NIFCA Visual Arts Exhibition is full of highs, along with a few cautions. Chief Judge Hugh Walker outlined them during his...
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Early action on diabetes

More than a century after the discovery of insulin, its impact continues to be felt around the world. This World Diabetes Day, we look...

Novon Neuo Neblett charged with murder

Novon Neuo Neblett, 32, of St Barnabas Heights, St Michael, has been charged with murder. The Barbados Police Service arrested and formally charged Neblett in...

Walters: Tell Barbadians what is going on at QEH

Senator Ryan Walters has pleaded with the Minister of Health to speak to the people of Barbados on the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) issues. He...

Concacaf unveils details for revamped 2027 U-17 qualifiers

Concacaf has officially announced the framework for the 2027 Concacaf U-17 Qualifiers, introducing a streamlined competition format that will see 16 nations battle for...

Seale joins Moguls

Sixty Years at Needham’s Point: Celebrating Hilton Barbados Resort

2026 is a milestone year of celebration for Barbados as the island marks its Diamond Jubilee. And right alongside the nation, Hilton Barbados Resort...

A Bajan in Brussels on Belt Business

For a long time, the story of Barbados overseas has been told through rum, beaches, festivals and wuk up. Those things are part of us,...
 

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‘Pay should reflect productivity’ 

Link pay increases to productivity rather than using increased compensation to chase higher prices. That was the advice recently from Central Bank of Barbados Governor...

US sends helicopters to assist Jamaica

KINGSTON – The first three of eight helicopters being provided by the United States as part of humanitarian aid to communities impacted by the...

Indian temple stampede kills nine

HYDERABAD/MUMBAI – A stampede at a temple in India's southern state of Andhra Pradesh killed at least nine people early on Saturday, government...

Consumer body wants clarity on cover for credit union funds

As the umbrella body for credit unions gives assurances that deposit insurance for these cooperatives will not burden or exclude them, Prime Minister Mia...

Israeli officials: Remains returned by Hamas are not hostages

Hamas handed over the remains of three people, but they don't match any of the dead hostages, Israeli officials said Saturday. Forensic testing in Tel Aviv was...

New Yorkers warned to ‘be careful supporting hurricane relief efforts’

NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James has warned New Yorkers to be cautious in charitable giving for Caribbean hurricane relief. James urged...

Minister: Delays won’t affect netball, National Stadium work

Barbados’ moves to redeveloping the island’s sporting infrastructure are finally taking shape. The refurbished Netball Stadium is set to be completed by early January following...

Thorne: Bajans suffering under Govt

Barbadians are struggling while the Government is busy making them believe that all is well, says Leader of the Opposition Ralph Thorne. “The policies of...

Community ‘key to cutting crime’

Barbadians are being urged to move from fear to empowerment as the Criminal Justice Research and Planning Unit (CJRPU) launches Crime Awareness Month with...

Call to update domestic abuse statistics, provide safe houses

Barbados’ outdated data on reported cases of domestic abuse is still a barrier in the way of implementing care. Barbara Daniel-Goddard, chair of the Advocates...