Editorial

One must expect that the Barbados Chamber of Commerce & Industry (BCCI) will represent the interest of the business class, and so it is not surprising its leadership would be …

Prime Minister Mia Mottley’s response to the concerns raised about the Economic Diversification and Growth Fund Bill deserves to be commended, though we submit, the criticism could not have been …

Government’s Economic Diversification and Growth Fund Bill has been presented as a bold attempt to reshape Barbados’ economy in the face of an extremely uncertain global environment for small economies …

Government’s recent announcement of a planned two per cent increase in both the national minimum wage and the sectoral minimum wage for security guards has generated mixed reactions, with several …

The seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker by US President Donald Trump’s administration and the accompanying threats of ground attacks, are ominous signs of a return to a dark era …

Australia has just done what many parents have wished for, and what most governments have avoided, by banning social media for children under 16. TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook are …

Barbados is proving to the world that a small country can play a big role in global finance, especially at a time when many countries are being pushed to improve …

When Barbados’ long serving, former auditor general, Leigh Trotman, warned that the island’s top watchdog is being kept on a leash, it was something to which people should pay attention. …

The Ministry of Educational Transformation has introduced an initiative that promises to change the way Barbadians view the State’s provision of primary and secondary school education.   Parents are expected …