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New research from the National Council on Substance Abuse (NCSA) shows that alcohol experimentation among Barbados’ schoolchildren has surged, increasing nearly fivefold from primary to secondary school. In an interview …

The West Indies did not even need the services of their inspirational skipper Shai Hope to complete a series whitewash of Bangladesh in the third and final T20I on Friday. …

The $300m public-private partnership (PPP) deal to operate Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) remains protracted as designs are finalised and financing arrangements are negotiated after multiple delays, Barbados TODAY can …

First Vice-President of the Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) and Chairman of its Occupational Safety and Health Committee Julian Pierre, is once again urging authorities to establish a consistent schedule …

A shortage of skilled workers could raise operating costs and slow the island’s building boom, the Central Bank of Barbados warned, as projects across tourism, housing, water infrastructure, and roads …

Economy expands 2.7 per cent as unemployment hits record low.   The Barbados economy grew steadily over the first nine months of 2025, with tourism, agriculture and construction boosting output …

Freedom of the Press does not free journalism from responsibility. Recent commentary declaring that the United States has “finally come to save the Caribbean” is more than a misguided opinion, …

Taxi operators on Wednesday rolled out their own ride-hailing app after months of planning and support from government and industry stakeholders. After voicing resistance to Uber’s entry into the transit …

Taxpayers in Barbados have been urged to pay their personal income tax, which was due in April, or risk missing out on the government’s promised $1300 rebate in December. On …