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Gift a boost for early eye checks
The Ministry of Health is pushing to ensure that no child receives their eye disease or eye allergy diagnosis too late.
That’s why Chief Medical...
Barbados celebrates Emancipation Day
Barbados again honoured its ancestors as part of the annual Emancipation ceremony.
The event began with walks towards the JTC Ramsey Roundabout and the Emancipation...
Big bucks to ‘bring back life in City’
The billions of dollars being invested in revitalising Bridgetown is expected to bring life back to The City, create jobs and help Barbados maintain...
Bar Association wants new Bail Act sent to Joint Select Committee
The Barbados Bar Association is calling for the new Bail Act, 2024, which was debated and passed in the House of Assembly on Tuesday...
Howell set for dream debut
As the narratives of the Paris Olympics continue to unfold, the world has turned its attention to a new generation of athletes, including promising...
Traffic changes near National Botanical Gardens
The following traffic changes will be in place for the Courtesy Garage Pic-O-De-Crop Finals which will be held on Friday and the Courts Ready...
AG: Changes to Bail Act urgent
Murder accused will find it harder to get bail as Government is tightening laws that will force them to prove why they should be...
Kartel now a free man
Dancehall star Vybz Kartel is free. The Court of Appeal just ruled that he and three co-accused should not be retried for murder.
Freedom, a...
Flash-flood warning for Barbados
A flash-flood watch has been upgraded to a warning for Barbados.
A flash-flood warning is issued when rapid flooding due to heavy or excessive rainfall...
Shericka Jackson out of 100m at Olympics
Jamaican sprint queen Shericka Jackson will not compete in the 100m at the Olympic Games in Paris.
Jamaica’s track officials confirmed that Jackson will be...
Governor: Economy boosted by extra 10 000 in for T20 cricket
The International Cricket Council Men’s T20 World Cup has been a major hit for the Barbados economy.
Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge reported recently...
Anglican Church ‘will not stand still’
Anglican Bishop Michael Maxwell says the church does not intend to “stand still” in light of the current state of affairs in Barbados.
Speaking recently...