Barbados-born inventor, brother of Dame Billie Miller, dies at 81 Barbados Today01/11/20260919 views Barbados-born inventor and outdoorsman Buddie Miller, brother of former deputy prime minister Dame Billie Miller, who built a career in Trinidad in engineering, business management and invention, died on Wednesday,… Read more
Agriculture Minister vows action on ‘unnecessary’ imports Shamar Blunt31/10/20260364 views Government is moving to curb imports of food and agricultural products that can be produced locally, with Agriculture Minister Dr Shantal Munro-Knight signalling closer scrutiny of imported commodities. The minister… Read more
PM pays tribute to Dame Avisene Carrington Barbados Today31/10/202602.2K views Just weeks after celebrating her 108th birthday, renowned educator Dame Avisene Carrington has died, prompting an outpouring of tributes led by Prime Minister Mia Mottley. In a statement issued on… Read more
One More Bite at Liquid Gold Feast with Anne-Marie Leach Barbados Today31/10/202605 views The smile gets there first. Anyone who knows Anne-Marie Leach will recognise that warmth, the bubbly spirit that makes you feel welcome before you have tasted a thing. Then comes… Read more
Court call Jenique Belgrave31/10/20260802 views The following persons are asked to report to Supreme Court No 3A at the Henry Forde and David Simmons Legal and Judicial Complex in Coleridge Street, St Michael, at 9… Read more
Jury to consider verdict in sailor’s cannabis trial Jenique Belgrave31/10/20260316 views A St Philip sailor accused of possessing and importing 121.4 kilogrammes of cannabis is due to have his case put before a jury next Thursday, more than eight years after… Read more
Defence, prosecution differ over sentence for granddad’s slaying Jenique Belgrave31/10/20260322 views Prosecutors have called for a 25-year sentencing starting point for a man who killed his grandfather, rejecting the defence’s proposed 15 years and its argument that the fatal attack involved… Read more
Mottley welcomes UK slavery apology talks despite reparations divide Shanna Moore30/10/20260271 views Prime Minister Mia Mottley has welcomed Britain’s willingness to discuss a formal apology for its role in the transatlantic slave trade, even as disagreement over financial reparations remains unresolved. Barbados… Read more
Seven more years for firearm offence Jenique Belgrave30/10/20260467 views D’Nairo Shaquille Greaves will spend almost seven more years at Dodds Prison after a High Court judge ruled that a fine would not reflect the seriousness of his possession of… Read more
Cuba vote split could hurt CARICOM’s credibility, says Marshall Shanna Moore30/10/20260384 views CARICOM’s split over the United Nations vote on Cuba could leave the region vulnerable to accusations of double standards as it seeks international support for reparations and climate justice. That… Read more