EconomyEnergyLocal News Govt signals possible extension as fuel costs strain households by Emmanuel Joseph 18/06/2026 written by Emmanuel Joseph 3 min read A short-term $7.9m subsidy designed to cushion households and businesses from rising fuel costs that was set to expire at month-end may be extended, Barbados TODAY can exclusively reveal, after … Continue Reading 18/06/2026 0 comments FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
HealthHealth CareJudicialLocal News Pharmacists โwait and seeโ on Medical Products Act by Emmanuel Joseph 18/06/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 18/06/2026 Private pharmacists are reviewing the new Medical Products Act, they said on Wednesday, raising concerns about how its provisions could affect the domestic drug supply and regulatory environment. The bill, … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
BusinessEconomyLocal News Greenidge concedes misstep after criticism over refusal to reveal BiMPay cost by Emmanuel Joseph 17/06/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 17/06/2026 Facing mounting public criticism over transparency to the Press, Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge has apologised for dismissing a reporterโs question about the cost of the BiMPay system, revealing … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EnvironmentLocal NewsWeather Grass fires to spread faster as heat, winds intensify, fire chief warns by Emmanuel Joseph 15/06/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 15/06/2026 A surge in heat and persistent high winds is set to accelerate the spread and intensity of grass fires across the island, placing mounting pressure on firefighters and increasing risks … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Local NewsWeather Police mull uniform change to beat Crop Over heat by Emmanuel Joseph 12/06/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 12/06/2026 Police officers are backing an historic plan to introduce lighter, more comfortable uniforms for Crop Over, as authorities respond to forecasts of extreme heat expected to affect on-duty personnel, Barbados … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
CubaLocal NewsRegional Protest being held in support of Cuba by Emmanuel Joseph 12/06/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 12/06/2026 Cuban solidarity groups in Barbados will be staging a two-hour picket outside the United States Embassy in Wildey, St Michael on Saturday.ย Co-ordinator of the 13th June 1980 Movement, Lalu … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Local News Developers pledge public access, historic Screw Dock preservation in waterfront project by Emmanuel Joseph 10/06/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 10/06/2026 Phase one of the $200m Pierhead Project in Bridgetown is on schedule for completion in late 2027, developers said on Wednesday, reporting steady construction progress, strong investor interest and plans … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EconomyLocal NewsTechnology Interbank transfers only to pause ahead of BIMPay launch by Emmanuel Joseph 09/06/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 09/06/2026 Barbadians will face a brief overnight halt in interbank money transfers on Friday as the Central Bank switches national payment rails to the new BIMPay platform, with services set to … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
BusinessLocal News C.O. Williams to cut jobs as union demands evidence to support move by Emmanuel Joseph 09/06/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 09/06/2026 Building giant C.O. Williams Construction Ltd is expected to make some of its workers redundant from as early as Friday, citing declining competitiveness and sustained operational challenges. The move has … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EconomyLocal News Dr Worrell: Proper financial management crucial for small countries by Emmanuel Joseph 08/06/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 08/06/2026 Former Central Bank Governor, Dr Delisle Worrell has advised regional governments to prioritise good financial management if they want to achieve swifter growth. Dr Worrell offered the suggestion in his … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail