Lifestyle

Educating children on responsible road use can be the conduit for reinforcing positive behaviours in adults. This was the message touted from Sagicor General Insurance’s Gemma Howell as she led…

A group of high school and university students from the United States (US) got the opportunity to spend time learning about the operations of various local businesses. The Barbados-based Caribbean…

Eighteen border control officers from seven Member States of the Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism (CRFM) are currently undergoing a four-week training course in Fisheries Prosecution and Interdiction. The course was…

As the use of data communications expands rapidly, a suite of advanced wireless technologies providing an option for Cloud storage and growing economic sectors such as tourism, has been launched…

Class 4 Students of the St Mary’s Primary School recently had two enjoyable encounters with senior staff members of Goddard Enterprises Ltd (GEL) as the students prepared to graduate from…

Barbados has impressed upon Special Representative of the Commonwealth Clean Ocean Alliance (CCOA), Stephen Harris, the importance of marine management to its socio-economic development. Harris recently paid a courtesy call…

Government has placed $1.5 million at the disposal of the Barbados Defence Force (BDF) to boost its Sea Cadet complement by an additional 1,000 young people. Prime Minister Mia Amor…

Barbadian school children were recently exposed to the rudiments of robotics, thanks to the team behind the Computer Science and Robotics Camp. The camp which was held from July 8…

The Caribbean Science Foundation (CSF) is continuing to shape young minds in the area of science and technology through its annual fun and exciting camp where children are taught how…

If you are traversing along Two Mile Hill, St Michael you may be inclined to stop and stare at a mural which has a human-like resemblance of Marcus Garvey. That…