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Acclaimed poet and author George Lamming was immortalised at the school which was named in his honour back in September 2008. Lamming’s life and work were placed in four plaques…

Hundreds of people from all walks of life and from as far away as Germany and Canada converged on the grounds of the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill…

Mutual respect – that’s what Barbados’ Anglican Bishop Michael Maxwell is encouraging the Governments of countries in the Commonwealth to have for each other if a “connected Commonwealth” is to…

Centenarian Dorothy Elaine Cumberbatch was the first of ten children, and she is now one of two that are still alive. Today, as she celebrated her 100th birthday with a…

Students from Good Shepherd Primary School were able to experience elements of African culture first hand as they celebrated Black History Month under the theme ‘Africa In Me’. The students…

by George Alleyne The CARICOM neighbour with the largest number of nationals in Barbados, Guyana, observed its 49th year since becoming a republic, and nationals here got together for an…

by Kareem Smith The thousands of students flocking to Queens Park from early Friday morning revealed that another year of AgroFest 2019 has begun and the island’s children are taking…

by Anesta Henry Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is appealing to Barbadians living abroad and those who love the nation, to gather in Barbados in 2020. Speaking at the launch…

Clients and brokers were surprised and delighted last Thursday when teams from Sagicor Life Inc. hit the road to share treats and gifts with them, on Valentine’s Day. Bedecked in…

by Anesta Henry Centenarian Gileon Lescar Carrington believes minding his own business and following the Good Book are two of the secrets to his longevity and his ability to still…