#BTColumn – Barbados: Singapore of the Caribbean 30 years later Sasha Mehter27/08/20230432 views Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. By Dr. Basil Springer “Only give heed to yourself and keep your… Read more
Primary school graduands warned to stay far from distractions, bad boy lifestyle Sasha Mehter21/07/20230469 views The 2023 graduating class at Milton Lynch Primary School got a frank pep talk from a Government minister in preparation for the next level of their educational development. [caption id=”attachment_393874″… Read more
Junior Chamber, insurance company, medical care agency support on-site lounge Sasha Mehter20/07/20230486 views More emphasis is being placed on partying and staying safe this festival season. Given that 2023 has brought with it, the first complete Crop Over season since the experience of… Read more
Nightengale’s young residents can now explore world of technology on new Apple laptops Sasha Mehter15/07/20230274 views Children at the Nightengale Children’s Village now have better access to new technologies, thanks to the generous donation of a computer lab from the Orphaned Starfish Foundation. Andy Stein, founder… Read more
Graduates advised to face future obstacles with tenacity Sasha Mehter13/07/20230363 views Remain determined and firm in your goals, no matter the challenges. Both guest speaker Shashamane Jones and school principal Sonja Goodridge urged students of the Coleridge and Parry School to… Read more
Tent’s opening night shows off diversity Sasha Mehter11/07/20230560 views By Michron Robinson A good crowd ventured to the Crane, St Philip for the opening night of the Stray Cats Calypso tent and though it got off to a late… Read more
Man fined for gun, ammo, drugs while co-accused released Sasha Mehter07/07/20230508 views A Venezuelan man who smuggled a gun, ammunition and cocaine into Barbados two years ago has been fined $40 000 while five other men who were charged with him have… Read more
DLP, BLP politicians, trade unionists recall impact of Sir Lloyd’s work for Barbados Sasha Mehter27/06/20231478 views By Jenique Belgrave Barbados on Monday began three days of national mourning following the death of the country’s fourth Prime Minister, Sir Lloyd Erskine Sandiford, who was remembered by politicians… Read more
Exhibition of artists’ work takes visitors on emotional trip Sasha Mehter20/06/20230246 views The first installation of the Central Bank of Barbados Crop Over Visual Arts 2023 three-part exhibition – We Came on Merchant Ships will end this Thursday. Produced by the National… Read more
#BTColumn – Be prepared this Hurricane Season! Sasha Mehter31/05/20230297 views Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. In another few days the infomercials will begin in the electronic media… Read more