Lifestyle

by Clifton Henry One hundred and eleven men died last year in Barbados from prostate cancer alone and president of the Barbados Cancer Society Dr. Dorothy Cooke-Johnson is stressing to…

While societies would always have members who find themselves in need of special assistance, Barbados, for a number of reasons, has found itself at a juncture where persons at the…

A case of “one bad apple spoils the bunch” applies to the coconut vendors along the Warrens, St Michael stretch of the ABC Highway. Vendors have been served with notices…

by LaShawna Griffith There is a link between bipolar disorder and suicide, according to one psychologist in the island. So says Dr Jennifer Deane Ford, a clinical psychologist as well…

After only four years in operation, the local charity African Heritage Foundation (AHF) is at a crossroad. With an increasing number of individuals coming for assistance and with several unfinished…

Veteran calypsonian Smokey Burke is urging local entertainers to contribute to National Insurance Scheme (NIS) and apply for health insurance. The ailing entertainer is recovering from sepsis and a stroke…

Barbadians now stand a good chance of having the trials and tribulations experienced during this period of economic adjustment documented because the island’s writers were recently given a massive incentive…

 As of February 1, Sandals Resorts International (SRI) will eliminate all styrofoam from its 19 Sandals and Beaches Resorts across seven major Caribbean islands, in a continued effort to protect the environment. “As…

Fans of Agrofest can anticipate more innovation and diversity for 2019 as the annual agricultural exhibition will follow the theme “Full We Pocket – Eat Local!” CEO of the Barbados…

The fifth annual Fish and Dragon festival which celebrates the start of the Chinese New Year will be bigger and better this year. Speaking to the media at the headquarters…