Barbados, Belize, SVG, and Dominica to implement full CARICOM free movement

Four CARICOM member states will implement full free movement of nationals by October 1, 2025, marking a major step forward in regional integration under the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME).   According to the Jamaica Gleaner newspaper, they are …

CHTA announces return of CHIEF and Taste of the Caribbean, to be held in Barbados

CHTA brings back CHIEF and Taste of the Caribbean 2025, uniting hospitality leaders, innovators, and chefs for training, networking, and regional celebration. BARBADOS – The Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) announce the return of the …

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Thorne raises alarm over economy

Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne is warning Barbadians that the economy is a serious crisis as major industries underperform. He is also telling the public that the country is in “a perilous financial state” and that Government borrowing money to repay loans …

Choir marks 30 years with UK tour

by TYRONE ROACH A Barbadian Choir celebrating 30 years since its formation has opted to tour southern England and perform its extensive repertoire.  For three decades, the harmonious tapestry woven by the Celestial Voices Choir has uplifted audiences …

Gabby’s case adjourned

When Cultural Ambassador The Most Honourable Anthony Mighty Gabby Carter returned to court  yesterday before Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes in the Criminal Court No.1 of the District “A” Magistrates’ Court, his case was adjourned until October 20.  The …

Wales champs again

Weymouth Wales have retained their Champions Cup title after edging Kickstart Rush 1-0 in a tense final at the Wildey Turf on Sunday evening. The decisive moment came with just nine minutes remaining in regulation time. Midfielder Jaheim Neblett ghosted …

Young Bajans ready for Super Royals Internship

Five young Barbadians are set to gain invaluable experience off the field through the Barbados Royals’ Super Royals Internship Programme, an initiative described as a vital stepping stone for local youth to build careers not yet widely viable at home. …

School leavers urged not to lose hope

Secondary school leavers are being warned that they may not secure a job immediately after school. The teenagers are, however, being warned to avoid the blocks, and their parents are being urged to hold strain and persevere until they find gainful …

Nurses taking steps to stay safe

Nurses who are fearful of the violence in communities have been taking greater precautions carrying out their outreach activities.  However, senior health sister at Randall Phillips Polyclinic, Fay Denny, is still hopeful that there will be a significant …