Climate-smart farming boost with $8M project
Barbados is poised to make strides in climate-resilient agriculture through a US$4 million (BDS$8 million) project spearheaded by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) Subregional Office for the...
View ArticleClimate expert urges policies to protect vulnerable
A senior economist at the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has urged more inclusive policies to address the disproportionate impact of climate change on vulnerable groups. Nicholas Sitko made...
View Article$200 000 more raised for fire victims
Victims of the Wellington Street, St Michael fire have received another substantial donation – this time, $200 000 – thanks to the combined efforts of the Sandy Lane Charitable Trust and Trustee Derek...
View ArticleChina-Barbados relationship reaches new level
Forty-seven years of China-Barbados relations are at their “best in history”, yielding a model partnership of mutual respect, equality and benefits, Ambassador Yan Xiushen said on Thursday at a...
View ArticleNew Chief Justice and four additions to the judiciary
Barbados has a new Chief Justice. He is Leslie Francis Haynes, SC. Chief Justice Haynes was sworn in on Friday as the sixth Chief Justice of post-Independent Barbados by the President of Barbados, Dame...
View ArticleAge no barrier: Senior athletes shine at national games
The Barbados National Senior Games are in full swing this weekend, showcasing the dedication and athletic spirit of competitors over 40 years old. Field events kicked off the festivities at the...
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‘Rich cultural heritage’ on display at Barbados Celtic Festival Street Parade
Scores of Barbadians flocked to the streets on Saturday to witness the vibrant Barbados Celtic Festival Street Parade in Bridgetown. Commencing at the Central Police Station and concluding at Golden...
View ArticleResidents urged to ‘have a plan in place’ ahead of hurricane season
With the aim of equipping the public with information and tools necessary in preparation for the upcoming hurricane season, CariGuard, a storm protection and security solution company, hosted its...
View ArticleStatement by Prime Minister Mia Mottley on the passing of Charles Grant
Prime Minister Mia Mottley has paid tribute to Charles Grant, saying his passing marks the end of an era in photojournalism. The Prime Minister says she hopes Grant’s legacy can serve as a reflection...
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CIBC Caribbean honours outstanding employees
Nine of CIBC Caribbean’s most outstanding employees were honoured during the FirstStars Annual CEO Awards at the Wyndham Grand Sam Lord’s Castle on Saturday night. Under the theme Radiating...
View ArticleBerinda Cox Fish Market closed on Monday
The Berinda Cox Fish Market, in Oistins, Christ Church, will be closed to vending on Monday, May 20, Whit Monday, which is a public holiday. Members of the public are advised to arrange their business...
View ArticleRoad works on Roebuck Street extended to Thursday
Roadworks on Roebuck Street in the City have been extended until Thursday, weather permitting. This is to allow Infra Construction Inc to deep-mill sections of the road after some soft spots were...
View ArticleBARJAM pays tribute to Charles Grant
The Barbados Association of Journalists and Media Workers (BARJAM) is saddened to learn of the passing of veteran photographer Charles Grant. As a giant of a lensman, Mr Grant had established a...
View ArticleTop official pleased with the BEC’s achievements
The Executive Director of the Barbados Employers’ Confederation (BEC), Sheena Mayers-Granville, is pleased with the organisation’s strides and achievements over its 68-year lifespan. “The BEC—we’ve...
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Artists celebrated at Gine on People’s Choice Awards
Several members of the creative industries were celebrated and acknowledged for their work at the Gine on People’s Choice Awards on Sunday night. The highly anticipated event, now in its fifth year,...
View ArticleWanted man: Hainsley Dacosta Browne
The Barbados Police Service (TBPS) is seeking the public’s help in locating 43-year-old Hainsley Dacosta Browne, also known as Carson Browne. He is wanted for questioning in connection with serious...
View ArticleUWI lecturer: Pressure Govt over food access
With consumers crying out about the high cost of living and their inability to buy fruits, vegetables and other wholesome foods, a university academic is challenging them to pressure the government to...
View ArticlePM: Barbados making moves to be part of global supply chain
Prime Minister Mia Mottley has announced Barbados’ ambition to position itself as a pivotal player in the global supply chain. Mottley emphasised the importance of investing in and expanding the...
View Article‘New era’ for children’s rights, justice
Barbados is entering a new era of children’s rights and their relationship with the law, Home Affairs minister Wilfred Abrahams, has said as lawmakers passed two landmark justice and protection bills....
View ArticleMoore blasts opponents of Peace Programme
St George North Member of Parliament and senior trade unionist Toni Moore has lashed out at opposition forces in a broadside against critics of government’s controversial “Peace Programme”. The MP was...
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