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Prime Minister Mia Mottley has urged Barbadians to “let us each be a hero to someone” as the country marked National Heroes Day. In her message the prime minister said, …

As the Methodist Church marks 236‑year presence in Barbados, National Hero Sarah Ann Gill has been remembered as a powerful symbol of religious freedom forged through persecution. The tribute came …

After a one-year hiatus to celebrate its 150th anniversary, the 4th annual Carter’s Canine Expo made a triumphant return, drawing dog lovers from across the island to its new home …

Social services minister Adrian Forde on Friday issued a rallying call for all Barbadians to be the “eyes and ears” for child protection, clarifying that mandatory reporting requirements already exist …

A direct appeal to parents to spend time reading with their children took centre stage on Thursday as World Book Day activities unfolded across Barbados, with officials warning that schools …

The newly crowned Mr Executive 2026 has issued a blunt challenge to young men: sign up, shape up and help turn the country around. Jaidan Jordan, who took the title …

While welcoming the Older Persons (Care and Protection) Bill, the Barbados Association of Retired Persons (BARP) has warned that stronger enforcement will be key to its effectiveness. BARP President Marilyn …

With 23 homicides already recorded this year, a leading pastor has accused Barbadian society itself of fuelling the cycle of crime by shutting former inmates out of jobs and second …

Disputes among relatives over inherited homes and land are holding back the development of families, the minister of finance, Ryan Straughn, has told Parliament, urging older people to make wills …