Shamar Blunt

Government is exploring new measures to tackle the growing sargassum problem, including the possible establishment of a dedicated sargassum management unit and the installation of offshore barriers to stop the …

Parents need to ensure that children who come into conflict with the law comply with court orders, Minister of Education Transformation Chad Blackman has warned, saying that too many are …

Minister of Legal Affairs and Criminal Justice Michael Lashley wants tougher sentencing guidelines for firearm and sexual offences, even as he maintained that judges must retain discretion when imposing penalties. …

PSV operators are being told to use the Constitution River Terminal rather than treating the facility as optional, as authorities intensify enforcement against illegal loading and unloading that police said …

Barbados is looking to Suriname for silica sand and aggregate as domestic supplies dwindle, while the government accelerates infrastructure investment, Senior Minister Kerrie Symmonds has told visiting executives from a …

More than 500 young people have benefited from Project Dawn since the programme began in 2022, with a further 115 participants now beginning skills training aimed at improving their prospects …

The government is developing a proposal for a Barbadian third-party aggregator that would collect revenue on behalf of content creators whose earnings are restricted by geo-blocking on international digital platforms, …

The government is planning a digital platform to connect Barbadian creative practitioners with paid work, help them set rates and encourage National Insurance contributions as part of a wider push …

As Barbados prepares to mark 60 years of Independence and five years as a republic, a new digital timeline has been launched to make the island’s history more accessible and …