Another step Randy Bennett17/12/20220265 views Laws are repealed by the Parliament of Barbados, not by the law courts. So says law lecturer at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Nicole Foster, who… Read more
#BTEditorial – Tourism remains key to economy Barbados Today17/12/20220194 views Much is riding on the success of the island’s winter tourist season which officially began yesterday and runs until mid-April. We are aware of the untold damage inflicted on the… Read more
Singing Francine has died Barbados Today16/12/20220139 views SOURCE: Trinidad Guardian: Calypso artiste Singing Francine (Francine Edwards), has died. According to a release from the Trinbago Unified Calypsonians Organisation (TUCO) Singing Francine passed away early this morning Born… Read more
Open door Emmanuel Joseph16/12/20220258 views The Seventh-day Adventist Church has spoken out against a High Court judge’s decision to strike down the buggery laws, declaring it could open the door for legalising same-sex marriages in… Read more
Derelict properties to be converted to housing Anesta Henry16/12/20220347 views Government is working on a plan to use the 25 000-plus derelict properties and empty lots across the island to build more housing for Barbadians. Minister of Housing, Lands and… Read more
UWU head says CTUSAB off mark on sabotage allegations Anesta Henry16/12/20220407 views Veteran trade unionist Caswell Franklyn has dismissed claims by the Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) that efforts are being made to undermine that organisation. In… Read more
Barbados Road Tennis Cup reaches semi-finals Barbados Today16/12/20220260 views By Morissa Lindsay National men’s champion Mark ‘Venom’ Griffith is into the semifinals of the 2022 Barbados Road Tennis Cup hosted by the Professional Road Tennis Association slated for… Read more
More counselling services needed in schools to tackle deviance Barbados Today16/12/20220374 views Chief Executive Officer of Supreme Counselling for Personal Development Shawn Clarke says more psychological and counselling services are needed in schools to help address the current wave of deviant behaviour… Read more
Two polyclinics closing early on Friday Barbados Today Traffic16/12/2022072 views The Ministry of Health and Wellness has advised that the Branford Taitt Polyclinic at Black Rock, St. Michael and the Maurice Byer Polyclinic at Station Hill, St. Peter will both… Read more
#BTEditorial – Thousands unable to have a Merry Christmas Barbados Today16/12/2022074 views Some social ills have plagued human existence since the beginning of time. And while we are all acutely aware that these menacing issues exist, some of us often turn a… Read more