Shamar Blunt

Taxi operators have called for Transport Minister Kirk Humphrey to investigate Uber’s operations and for the government to introduce legislation regulating ride-hailing companies before the upcoming cruise season, amid claims …

Barbados needs more definitive figures on the number of people living with dementia to ensure they can receive appropriate support and care, the Barbados Alzheimer’s Association has said. Public Relations …

Health Minister Senator Lisa Cummins is urging Barbadians to make movement and healthier choices part of their everyday lives, saying the goal should be to keep people out of the …

A new national honour is being minted to mark the country’s 60th anniversary of Independence and five years as a Republic, honouring Barbadians who have made exceptional contributions to nation-building, …

Blackman and Gollop Primary School pupils joined Barbados Defence Force soldiers and sailors to plant 65 shade trees on Friday, as Barbados advances a monthly national effort ahead of its …

After 40 years in the labour movement, Dennis De Peiza has stepped down as general secretary of the Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB), urging unions …

A calendar of activities was launched Friday for Barbados’ 60th anniversary of Independence and fifth year as a Republic, with community projects, retail discounts, an oratory competition and sporting events …

Technical teams are assessing what work and funding would be needed to restore haul-out facilities at Tent Bay after concerns about shoreline loss and repeated engineering failures were raised by …

Young people need to be able to innovate, assess risk and spot opportunities, regardless of the careers they eventually choose, Small Business Association Chief Executive Officer Lynette Holder has said. …