Met Office issues caution at beaches on West Coast Sandy Deane09/02/20240319 views The Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) is advising seabathers and other marine users to exercise extreme caution at beaches, particularly along the western coastlines of the island. In a marine area… Read more
Update: Wanted man Clarence Raekwon Emilio Williams in police custody Barbados Today09/02/20240368 views Wanted man Clarence Raekwon Emilio Williams, 27, of No 33 Coverley Terrace, Christ Church is now in police custody. Williams, who was the subject of a wanted person bulletin issued… Read more
2024: A pivotal year for US-Caribbean economic relations? Barbados Today09/02/20240236 views By Alicia Nicholls It is a new year; one filled with promise coupled with uncertainty amidst a growing climate crisis, a forecasted deceleration in global growth and escalating geopolitical tensions… Read more
Women encouraged take charge Barbados Today09/02/20240180 views The International Women’s Forum (IWF) is challenging Barbadian women to step up and take charge in their careers as leaders. Global president of the organisation Carolyn Carter made the call… Read more
BDF seeks field hospital volunteers, readies for higher service Barbados Today09/02/20240194 views The Barbados Defence Force (BDF) has called for volunteers for its field medical team (FMT) to ready the armed forces hospital for future emergency deployments and become eligible to increase… Read more
Feed monopoly to end in weeks as new supplier enters market Sheria Brathwaite09/02/20240601 views Super Feeds, a new $22 million feed company, is set to break the monopoly on the livestock and poultry market as its silos and mill prepare to open within weeks,… Read more
Cumberbatch eulogised as a just man who became man of justice Barbados Today09/02/20240212 views Leading figures in the legal community have memorialised the Appeal Court judge and law professor Justice Jefferson Cumberbatch as the epitome of exceptional intellect, kindness and humility, at his funeral… Read more
Second day of sickout at Lester Vaughan School Sheria Brathwaite09/02/20240157 views By Sheria Brathwaite For the second straight day teachers at The Lester Vaughan School called in sick, disrupting teaching and learning amid complaints of environmental issues. The Barbados Union of… Read more
Deacons folks complain about unkempt canal Shamar Blunt09/02/20240117 views Deacons Farm residents have appealed to the authorities to deal with what they consider to be a growing health and environmental crisis from a breeding ground for mosquitoes and monkeys.… Read more
DLP urges protest against Cybercrime Bill Barbados Today09/02/20240278 views By Ryan Gilkes Declaring the new Cybercrime Bill passed by the House of Assembly this week a threat to civil liberties, Democratic Labour Party (DLP) leader Dr Ronnie Yearwood has… Read more