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Barbados reparations task force to develop self-help projects

The chairman of  the National Task Force on Reparations, David Comissiong, says it will to develop new self-help reparatory justice projects modelled on the...

Bajans ‘no better off’ under BLP

President of the Democratic Labour Party Dr David Estwick is charging that the lives of Barbadians have deteriorated since the Barbados Labour Party swept...

Lapping up Liquid Gold

Liquid Gold was a feast for all the senses. From CARIFESTA House’s transformation, which offered breathtaking sights at every turn, the sweet aromas that drew...

CWI lauds West Indies on historic performance

The West Indies men’s team has come in for high praise from Cricket West Indies (CWI) following a historic performance in Tests during 2026. The...
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Helping cancer patients navigate the journey

By Cheryl Harewood When someone hears, “We have found a tumour”, even before they know exactly what it means, their thoughts can go straight to...

Three men charged after $26 million drug bust

Three men have been charged with possession, trafficking and intent to supply cocaine following the seizure of 538.8 kilogrammes of suspected cocaine, with an...

Bajans ‘no better off’ under BLP

President of the Democratic Labour Party Dr David Estwick is charging that the lives of Barbadians have deteriorated since the Barbados Labour Party swept...

CWI lauds West Indies on historic performance

The West Indies men’s team has come in for high praise from Cricket West Indies (CWI) following a historic performance in Tests during 2026. The...

Caribbean ‘missing connectivity gains’

Better air and sea transportation connectivity could signficantly boost goods trade and tourism for Caribbean countries, including Barbados, and ultimately facilitate more economic diversification...

Trio reflects on Landship journey

The Barbados Landship Association has stood as a cultural beacon for over a century, providing young people with a platform for cultural expression, encouraging...
 

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Climate financing ‘falling short’

Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) President Daniel Best has heard a lot of talk about the region getting more climate financing but is yet to...

‘They’re weak’: Israelis back conflict with Iran in neighbourhood struck by missile

Bat Yam, just south of Tel Aviv, has long been a stronghold of support for Israel's right-wing governing coalition. In the early hours of Sunday...

Yearwood wants judicial reform

In the wake of a recent court ruling on a constitutional breach arising from a judge’s delay in giving a decision, University of the...

Fatal shooting in The Ivy

Update: Police have identified the man fatally shot in The Ivy, St Michael, early Monday morning as 39-year-old Anderson Calderon of North Close, Wildey,...

Common Entrance results to be released tomorrow

The wait is almost over for students who sat the Barbados Secondary Schools’ Entrance Examination last month. Officials from the Ministry of Educational Transformation are...

Fuel price changes take effect from midnight

Barbadians will see mixed adjustments at the pump from midnight Sunday, June 15. Gasoline will drop by three cents to $3.93 per litre, while diesel...

Fogging Schedule: June 16 to 20

Districts in Christ Church and St Philip will be fogged this week, when the Vector Control Unit of the Ministry of Health and Wellness...

UK sending more RAF jets to Middle East

More RAF jets are being sent to the Middle East amid intense fighting between Israel and Iran, the prime minister has said. Sir Keir Starmer...

Fire at former Family Planning Building

Update: A fire broke out at the abandoned family planning building on Bay Street earlier today.   Three fire tenders and a team of 14 officers...

West Indies post mammoth score vs Ireland

West Indies went on a boundary-hitting spree as they rattled up a record 256-5 against Ireland in the third T20 International at the Bready...