Knight to lead Barbados team at Table Tennis Championships Barbados Today01/04/2026034 views Tyrese Knight will headline a 15-member Barbados team to take part in next week’s Caribbean Table Tennis Championships and Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Qualifiers. The Barbados Table Tennis… Read more
Harrison College marks 293 years Lauryn Escamilla01/04/2026097 views Students, staff, and alumni of Harrison College gathered on Wednesday for a Founders’ Day service at Calvary Moravian Church to celebrate the institution’s 293rd anniversary under the theme ‘Resonance: Echoes… Read more
Digicel Group appoints Katherine Payne as chief executive officer, Barbados Barbados Today01/04/202601.1K views Digicel has announced the appointment of Katherine Payne as chief executive officer of Digicel (Barbados) Ltd effective April 1, 2026. Payne brings more than two decades of experience in… Read more
Grotto residents want Minister to see ‘unsafe, neglected’ complex Ricardo Roberts01/04/20260410 views Residents of The Grotto at Beckles Road, St Michael, say they are living in fear amid worsening structural decay, widespread leaks and poor lighting at the urban high-rise apartment complex.… Read more
Major developments planned by BFA for 2026 Kurtis Hinds01/04/2026051 views The appointments of a new Technical Director and a FIFA talent coach, as well as remedial work on the playing surface at the Wildey Technical Centre, are among the major… Read more
Rally Club honours its competitors and volunteers Barbados Today01/04/2026062 views Several champions and volunteers were rewarded for their commitment to motor sport when the Barbados Rally Club (BRC) held its annual prize giving ceremony last Thursday. Jonathan Still, who marked… Read more
Minister calls for better planning, amenities in new housing developments Shamar Blunt01/04/2026068 views Minister of Transport and Works Kirk Humphrey has urged that future public housing projects be designed to make them more liveable, calling for community facilities such as parks, playing fields… Read more
Farmers wary of Middle East war driving up food prices Sheria Brathwaite01/04/2026038 views The Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS) is keeping a close watch on rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, warning that any disruption to global supply chains could sharply increase the… Read more
Easter fish shortage, high prices hit early sales at markets Ricardo Roberts01/04/20260178 views Fish vendors were bracing for a lean Easter weekend as high prices, rough seas and reduced catches combined to keep popular species like dolphin and flying fish off many stalls.… Read more
Prescription medication found in Woods’ pocket after crash Barbados Today01/04/2026074 views Tiger Woods had two hydrocodone pills in his pocket, as officers observed him acting “lethargic and slow” while “sweating profusely” with “extremely dilated” pupils following his car crash in Florida… Read more