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Economist believes it’s right time for transformation

Having stabilised the economy, the authorities must now shift gears to achieve the even harder task of transforming it. That advice came Thursday from respected...

Indians take to streets over voter list changes

Tens of thousands protested Sunday in Dehli against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government over a recent revision of the voter list they say...

Lashley pushes for revival of community youth clubs

Minister of Criminal Justice and Legal Affairs Michael Lashley is seeking to re-establish community youth clubs across Barbados. Addressing the Criminal Justice Research and Planning...

Governors-General of Barbados: Sir John Montague Stow

Prior to Barbados attaining republic status on November 30, 2021 it was a Constitutional monarchy, with the King or Queen of England serving as...
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Barbados praised for HIV progress

The World Health Organisation (WHO) Friday congratulated Barbados for eliminating the transmission of HIV from mother to child. It marks a major public health milestone...

Accused: I’m not a killer

He may be a lot of things, said accused Dario Orlando Taitt, but one thing he is not is a killer. “I might got a...

Lashley: Bills include safeguards

Minister of Legal Affairs and Criminal Justice Michael Lashley is reassuring Barbadians that the new Immigration and Citizenship bills will not open the floodgates,...

Spartans, Heat, Pirates run riot 

The goals flowed freely on day five of the 2026 Barbados Beach Soccer tournament, with Bajan Spartans, Bajan Heat, and Pelican Pirates all recording...

Economist believes it’s right time for transformation

Having stabilised the economy, the authorities must now shift gears to achieve the even harder task of transforming it. That advice came Thursday from respected...

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,...

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Vendors still facing hurdles

Even as the Millie Ifill Fish Market is open for business, vendors at the Weston, St James facility are raising fresh concerns about challenges,...

UPDATE: Cops probing stabbing of 19-year-old BCC student

Police are probing a stabbing incident of a 19-year-old male student at the Barbados Community College, Howells Cross Road, St Michael which occurred around...

Trump to sign order banning transgender women from female sports

US President Donald Trump will sign an executive order that prevents transgender women from competing in female categories of sports, according to White House...

Coroner pleads with Bajans to bury the dead

Coroner Graveney Bannister is calling on Barbadians to assist with burying the deceased still stored in funeral homes. There are at least 60 bodies with...

Stabbing at Barbados Community College

There are reports of a stabbing of a male student at the Barbados Community College. Ambulance personnel, Barbados Police Service and the Barbados Defence Force...

Rowe trial starts next month

Former Deputy Speaker of the House of Assembly Neil Gabriel Rowe was given a March trial date when his matter came up in the...

US Postal Service resumes deliveries from China

HONG KONG/SEOUL/SHANGHAI –  The US Postal Service said on Wednesday it would again accept parcels from China and Hong Kong, reversing a temporary suspension after President...

Observatory kicks off Open House weekends

The Barbados National Trust is taking a fresh approach to its 2025 Open House Season, with a focus on attracting a broader audience, especially...

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....

Govt sticking with Barbados dollar

Government has no plan to abandon the Barbados dollar in favour of using United States (US) currency as the country’s legal tender – a...