EducationLocal NewsSchoolTechnology Barbados and Caribbean Science Foundation launch major partnership to advance STEM by Barbados Today 17/01/2026 written by Barbados Today 3 min read A major partnership has been launched to revolutionise the national STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) landscape. The Government of Barbados, through the Ministry of Innovation, Industry, Science and Technology … Continue Reading 17/01/2026 0 comments FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Local NewsTechnology Govt deepens digital sovereignty drive with AI partnership by Sheria Brathwaite 12/01/2026 by Sheria Brathwaite 12/01/2026 The government on Monday launched a new phase of its digital transformation through a partnership with African artificial intelligence firm Amini, aiming to boost technological capacity and strengthen the islandโs … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Local NewsTechnology Hardware, not cyberattack, behind govt systems issue – minister by Shamar Blunt 08/01/2026 by Shamar Blunt 08/01/2026 Outdated government hardware, not a cybersecurity breach, was to blame for a recent disruption of government systems, according to Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Technology Senator Jonathan Reid. He … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Local NewsTechnology MIST announces groundbreaking collaboration with leading research instituteย by Barbados Today 06/01/2026 by Barbados Today 06/01/2026 As Barbados marked National Technology Day, the Ministry ofย Innovation, Industry, Science and Technology (MIST) on Monday announced a major international research partnership with biomedical research organisation, BioMed X, reinforcing … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Local NewsTechnology Government sets course for sweeping digital overhaul by Lourianne Graham 30/12/2025 by Lourianne Graham 30/12/2025 Barbados is preparing a major digital overhaul as the Ministry of Industry, Innovation, Science and Technology sets its sights on modernising government services and rebuilding the countryโs digital base as … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Local NewsTechnology Data without borders – The global reach of surveillance and Caribbean vulnerabilities by Steven Williams 16/12/2025 by Steven Williams 16/12/2025 Governments are now asking for more personal data than ever before and doing so openly, as a matter of routine policy rather than targeted investigation. The recent US proposal requiring … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Local NewsTechnology Govt lays groundwork for BIMPay real-time digital payments by Shanna Moore 13/12/2025 by Shanna Moore 13/12/2025 Barbadosโ plan to introduce a real-time national payments system โ dubbed BIMPay โ is moving from concept to reality, with legislation introduced to lawmakers on Friday paving the way for … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Climate ChangeLocal NewsTechnology Maritime industry turns to data for climate policy shift by Lourianne Graham 05/12/2025 by Lourianne Graham 05/12/2025 Barbados is turning to data-driven innovation to better navigate the climate and trade challenges reshaping its maritime industry, as officials and experts met Thursday for a national workshop aimed at … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Local NewsTechnology Hacking people, not systems: The rise of digital reputation as a national security by Steven Williams 03/12/2025 by Steven Williams 03/12/2025 Last week’s Data Privacy Workshop provided an excellent opportunity for learning, collaboration and a few well-timed moments of practical humour. The closing tabletop data breach exercise was especially memorable because … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
RegionalTechnology Can technology really help the Caribbean recover faster after disasters? by Barbados Today 27/11/2025 by Barbados Today 27/11/2025 In the face of a disaster, the difference between quick recovery and prolonged hardship often comes down to one thing: information. Who is affected? How severe are the damages? Who … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail