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Tourism and the cultural and creative industries stand to gain long-term benefits from the decision to retain infrastructure developed for CARIFESTA XV, according to Education Minister Sandra Husbands.   She …

Barbados may soon double the area of its ocean protected for conservation, as officials prepare to submit a crucial report that could mark up to 30 per cent of national …

The fatal shooting of 28-year-old Romario Payne in Fairfield, St Michael, has reignited fears over violent crime and left two close-knit communities reeling, as his grieving family joined youth leaders …

For more than two years, residents of Grape Hall, Crab Hill, Cole’s Cave and nearby districts in St Lucy have been left to endure hazardous driving conditions after water main …

The Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) has pledged to clear a backlog of uncollected garbage in several communities following strike action by workers and two public holidays. SSA Public Relations Officer …

The streak is finally over! The West Indies men’s cricket team secured a narrow victory over Pakistan in a last-ball thriller on Saturday night, in the second T20 international, in …

Barbados’ fishing industry is rebounding stronger than ever from the devastation caused by Hurricane Beryl just over a year ago. That’s according to Chief Fisheries Officer Dr Shelly-Ann Cox, who …

A leading academic has warned that unless clear and enforceable measures to tackle school violence are in place before the start of the new school year, public confidence in the …

Delays in the rollout of charging infrastructure and a still-limited electric fleet are hampering the Transport Board’s efforts to deliver more reliable public transport, a senior official has admitted—even as …