Many have wondered for years why it was taking so long to roll out the new renewable energy industry. Calls have been made in various quarters for a diversification
A 32-year-old woman of Charnocks Land, Christ Church, is expected to answer to multiple drug-related charges today after being arrested by the police’s
Christmas is two weeks away, but at both the Berinda Cox Fish Market in Oistins and the Bridgetown Fisheries Complex, the usual bustle is noticeably absent.
More than 70 pupils from Wills Primary School have been spreading festive cheer across Barbados, donating hundreds of gifts and raising funds to faith-based
Despite a surge of community and corporate support, the Salvation Army remains just shy of its Christmas fundraising target as it urges Barbadians to help
Barbados and Dominica are teaming up to offer tourists a unique experience. The two islands will now market their offerings together as part of a multi-island
Government’s Nurse Practitioner Programme is expected to meet the rising demands the country faces from non-communicable diseases, an ageing population,
A young man who slapped his grandmother in the face at her St Michael home has been severely reprimanded and remanded to prison by Chief Magistrate Ian
The Mottley administration on Tuesday, dismissed as “misleading” Leader of the Opposition Ralph Thorne’s persistent claim that a proposed letter to parents
Barbados is set to receive more than $400 million in new loans — most of it from China — to expand the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and upgrade public health
Maurice Norville, one of Barbados’ best-known radio broadcasters and a mentor to generations of media professionals, died Wednesday morning aged 73. Norville
The Banker Magazine has recognised Scotiabank Barbados for banking excellence, with the coveted title of Bank of the Year 2025. This marks an extraordinary
The much-anticipated digital overhaul of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) is set to begin soon, marking the start of a health information transformation
Minister of Agriculture Indar Weir rejected claims of farming on the decline, insisting that produce supplies will remain stable this Christmas. Citing
Five cruise ships arrived in the Port of Bridgetown on Sunday, bringing just under 11 500 passengers to the island in one of the busiest single days so
A man is receiving medical treatment after he was shot at Kendal Hill, Christ Church, on Monday night. According to initial police reports, the incident
Writing at the end of the year always brings a sense of nostalgia because it creates an opportunity to reflect on the gains and losses we experienced through
Eighteen-year-old Ocean Maat Lolita Hinds of Lammings, St Joseph has been remanded on bail after pleading not guilty to multiple cannabis-related charges