Lifestyle

Introducing changes to the way of doing business doesn’t always translate to new products, nor does it mean disturbing current practices, but such innovations could make a difference to the…

People over the age of 65 make up one of the fastest growing groups using the internet and according to Barbados’ leading telecommunications provider potential dangers could be lurking just…

Often described as the land of “wood and water” and one of “sun, sea and sand”, the Caribbean island of Jamaica is quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with…

Traditionally, when people spoke about occupational health and safety, they concentrated mainly on hazards to workers’ physical wellbeing, but in recent decades, their mental wellbeing has become an even greater…

Residents at the Soroptimists Village at Eden Lodge, St Michael can now enjoy their new laundry facility which was built at a cost of just over $90,000. The facility which…

Buoyed by the initial response from secondary schools and students to its pilot project in Oral Health Education, the Ministry of Health and Wellness is seeking to maintain this momentum…

Reigning Party Monarch King and Peoples Monarch, Michael Mikey Mercer, has added another title to his name – philanthropist. For the last five years, his charity, The Team Mikey Charity,…

by George Alleyne When a job seeker applies for a certificate of character, a cumbersome search begins that not only takes a long time and tests willingness of the public…

One of Barbados’ oldest companies in the travel and hospitality sector, Hertz Car Rental, drove home an award when it was voted Leading Car Rental Company in Barbados at the…

Government will table in parliament tomorrow an amendment to the Immigration Act bringing into law the Grantley Adams Airport’s passport processing kiosks in a measure that forms part of people…