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Barbadian social and community activist, Corey Lane, joined the distinguished list of regional laureates to be recognized by the Anthony N Saba Caribbean Awards for Excellence for his Public and…

Young people are being urged to immerse themselves in music and musical instruments as an alternative to deviant behaviour. Over the weekend, 35 youth were inducted into the Seventh Day…

Armed with hoes, rakes, forks, shovels and paint brushes, the senior leadership team from CIBC FirstCaribbean went to the St Elizabeth Primary School in St Joseph with a mission to…

Creativity was highlighted when 97 students from the Maria Holder Nursery School in Oldbury, St Phillip showcased their bonnets at the annual Easter Bonnet Parade. Some of the students’ colourful…

Some of the island’s youth have been failed by society. This was the view of the administrative Bishop for the New Testament Church of God, Dr Kenroy Burke, who said…

Secondary school students are being challenged to start pursuing career options “for the future”. That was the advice given at the opening of the two-day 13th National Career Showcase at…

Caribbean rum producers have welcomed the signing of a trade deal between the Caribbean Forum of ACP States (CARIFORUM) and the United Kingdom that seeks to mirror the benefits provided…

Building works to “transform” the Accident & Emergency Department at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital are to start in a “few weeks”, according to Minister of Health and Wellness Lt. Col.…

Amidst the eating and drinking, squeals of playing children, adults in dominoes and card contests, Whim Cricket Club players hosted their Newbery neighbours on whom they dealt a sizeable licking…

The finalists of the Barbados Entrepreneurship Foundation (BEF) $20 Challenge have been encouraged to keep their entrepreneurial spirit and creativity alive. Founder of the BEF, Keith Miller, delivering the feature…