Decision 2026ElectionLocal NewsNewsSenateUncategorized President: Decision on opposition senators came after โsleepless nightโ of wide consultationย ย by Sheria Brathwaite 20/02/2026 written by Sheria Brathwaite 4 min read President Jeffrey Bostic has revealed that his decision to appoint Ryan Walters and Karina Goodridge as opposition senators came only after hours of late-night deliberation and a careful review of … Continue Reading 20/02/2026 0 comments FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Decision 2026ElectionLocal NewsPolitics BREAKING: Goodridge confirmed as Opposition Senator by Barbados Today 20/02/2026 by Barbados Today 20/02/2026 Friends of Democracy political leader Karina Goodridge has arrived at State House, where she is to be sworn in as an Opposition Senator. Goodridge was accompanied by her husband and … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Decision 2026ElectionLocal NewsNewsPolitics Experts warn campaign finance reform faces legal, cultural roadblocks by Shamar Blunt 19/02/2026 by Shamar Blunt 19/02/2026 Amid calls for campaign finance reform following last weekโs general election, two punditsย warned that significant legal, cultural and practical hurdles could hinder any effort to tighten the rules on … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Decision 2026ElectionLocal NewsNewsSenate New govt senators take oath as Mottley blends experience, youth in upper chamber by Shanna Moore 19/02/2026 by Shanna Moore 19/02/2026 Seven government senators, sworn in at State House on Wednesday, include fresh faces from governance, labour, youth development and disability rights, in Prime Minister Mia Mottleyโs bid to strengthen the … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Decision 2026ElectionLocal NewsNewsSenate President urges MPs to show resilience as new term begins by Lourianne Graham 19/02/2026 by Lourianne Graham 19/02/2026 President Jeffrey Bostic has called on eight newly sworn-in Members of Parliament to embrace the rigours of public service with resilience, sacrifice and integrity as they begin their five-year term. … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Decision 2026ElectionLocal NewsNewsPolitics Seven Government Senators sworn in by Lourianne Graham 19/02/2026 by Lourianne Graham 19/02/2026 Seven Government Senators were sworn in on Thursday morning during a ceremony at State House, completing the Governmentโs appointments to the Upper House following the February 11 general election. … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Decision 2026Local NewsNewsSenateUncategorized DLP selects two nominees for Senate; swearing-in set for today by Barbados Today 19/02/2026 by Barbados Today 19/02/2026 The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) has selected two nominees for appointment to the Senate and is expected to formally submit their names to President Jeffrey Bostic today. General Secretary … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Decision 2026ElectionLocal NewsNewsPolitics Wickham: Floor-crossing law not a priority, should form part of wider reform by Sheria Brathwaite 18/02/2026 by Sheria Brathwaite 18/02/2026 Pollster Peter Wickham has cautioned that proposed floor-crossing legislation should not be rushed or treated as an immediate priority for the Mia Mottley administration, insisting that any such move must … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Decision 2026Local NewsPolitics Analyst: Holder likely to return as Speaker by Barbados Today 17/02/2026 by Barbados Today 17/02/2026 Former MP Arthur Holder is expected to return as Speaker of the House of Assembly when Parliament convenes this Friday, the first speaker to come from outside the lower chamber … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Decision 2026ElectionLocal NewsNewsPolitics Yearwood urges electoral reset after third partiesโ election flop by Lourianne Graham 16/02/2026 by Lourianne Graham 16/02/2026 A senior law lecturer โ who once helmed a major political party โ has called for a radical rethink of Barbadosโ electoral system after smaller political parties failed to secure … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail