Business Baddie offering support for female entrepreneurs Shanna Moore14/12/202508 views In a business landscape where many women say they are left to “figure it out alone”, a small but growing Barbados-based support and working group is helping female entrepreneurs improve… Read more
PM Cup players get major prizes during Flow visit Barbados Today14/12/2025014 views Telecoms provider Flow recently welcomed the 2025 Prime Minister’s Cup champions, Weymouth Wales, to its corporate office in Warrens for a celebration recognising the team’s outstanding achievement and the role… Read more
Still making Christmas – even at ‘these prices’ Barbados Today14/12/2025068 views With supermarket prices rising year after year, Barbadians are finding creative ways to keep the spirit of a traditional Christmas, from growing their own food to baking instead of buying,… Read more
Trio convicted of having illegal guns, ammunition Jenique Belgrave13/12/20250408 views Three men are now on remand at Dodds Prison after a jury found them guilty of having 18 illegal guns and almost 650 rounds of ammunition over a decade ago.… Read more
BLP nominee Munro-Knight opens constituency office, emphasises access and service Barbados Today13/12/20250436 views Just over a year after securing the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) nomination for Christ Church South, Senator Dr Shantal Munro-Knight has opened her constituency office, signalling organisational readiness ahead of… Read more
Clarke’s attorneys challenge police claims Jenique Belgrave13/12/20250356 views A police officer told the No. 5 Supreme Court that when Aziza Clarke was arrested on March 21, 2019, she denied that anyone else had been in the car with… Read more
Nearly 12 000 receive reverse tax credits worth $16.2m – Straughn Shanna Moore13/12/20250164 views Almost 12 000 Barbadians have received reverse tax credits amounting to $16.2 million this week, delivering an end-of-year financial boost to low-income earners ahead of the Christmas holiday, Finance Minister… Read more
Thorne: Govt ignoring ‘murderously high’ cost of living Sheria Brathwaite13/12/20250330 views Leader of the Opposition Ralph Thorne has accused the government of turning a blind eye to what he called “murderously high” prices and unchecked price gouging, warning that spiralling living… Read more
Minimum wage hike lags behind cost of living – CTUSAB Sheria Brathwaite13/12/2025070 views The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) on Friday warned that the government’s planned two per cent minimum wage increase set for January falls short of… Read more
Thorne warns digital payment reforms risk excluding vulnerable Barbadians Sheria Brathwaite13/12/2025091 views Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne suggested that the government’s move towards a fully digital payment system could marginalise vulnerable Barbadians and small cash-based businesses, urging clearer forecasts and assurances about its… Read more