Barbados Today

No woman should die giving birth. Unfortunately, approximately 800 women die daily when giving birth, according to the United Nations Population Fund. Death during childbirth is not a sexy topic …

National Council on Substance Abuse (NCSA) is continuing its series of activities aimed at raising public consciousness about drug-related issues as it observes Drug Awareness Month. Marietta Carrington, chief executive …

Car dealership Inchcape Barbados was struck by apparent industrial action on Monday as employees from several critical departments reported sick, Barbados TODAY has learned. But while a spokesman for the …

For several hours today, traffic on Salters Main Road, St George had to be diverted after an electricity pole broke at its base and fell forward towards the road, bringing …

The organisers of this year’s Barbados Horticultural Society (BHS) Annual Flower and Garden Show say the two-day event held over the weekend was a success, but have expressed concern that …

Anglican cleric and Independent Senator Reverend Canon Dr John Rogers has expressed concern about the burgeoning medicinal cannabis industry’s potential impact on young people. In his sermon on Sunday as …

A century’s worth of life as a primary school teacher, wife and mother was cause for celebration in the St George home of Ivy Odessa Brathwaite, as family and friends …

When he was interviewed by police in March 2018 about a rape complaint, Taganna Tyrese Clarke admitted to police that he did have sex with the complainant but insisted he …

“You ain’t come here to get adjournments. You come in here to work!” A frustrated Madam Justice Laurie-Ann Smith-Bovell made this comment on Monday as she expressed displeasure over the …