Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has paid tribute to Chief Fisheries Officer Dr. Shelly-Ann Cox, describing her sudden passing as a profound loss for Barbados and the fisheries sector. Dr.
Continue readingPM Mottley pays tribute to Dr. Shelly-Ann Cox following sudden passing
As Barbados Port Inc. marks 65 years of service, this commemorative feature celebrates the people, progress and purpose that have shaped one of the island’s most vital institutions. From historic
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has described the launch of Barbados’ new instant payment platform, BiMPay, as a transformative step toward a fully digital economy. She says the new system
Continue readingPM hails BiMPay as step toward digital economy after first transaction
Barbados played a leading role in the adoption of a historic international labour standard aimed at improving protections for workers in the digital platform economy. The new convention was adopted
Continue readingBarbados helps shape landmark gig worker convention
Thousands of Barbadians rushed to download the new BiMPay app following its launch, prompting temporary delays in the registration process for some users. The Central Bank of Barbados said more
Continue readingStrong demand causes BiMPay registration delays
The United States opened their World Cup campaign with a 4-1 win over Paraguay on Friday, powered by a first-half double from striker Folarin Balogun, but the victory was tempered by ​concern
Continue readingUS thrash Paraguay 4-1 for dream World Cup start
Elon Musk on Friday became the world’s first trillionaire after shares in his SpaceX rocket company soared during the biggest-ever stock market debut. The Tesla and SpaceX founder comfortably cemented
Continue readingElon Musk becomes world’s first trillionaire as SpaceX soars in stock market debut
 The Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU) says it has secured convictions against Cuban-born Yuri Garcia Dominguez and his Guyanese-born wife, Ateeka Ishmael, who were each found guilty of illegally operating
Continue readingHusband and wife jailed and fined a million dollars each for operating ponzi scheme
Troy Emerson Nathaniel Clinton has been acquitted of causing the deaths by dangerous driving of two people in a 2011 collision. This Content Is Only For Subscribers Please subscribe to
Continue readingNot guilty of causing deaths, but of dangerous driving
The Ministry of Health and Wellness has moved to contain and investigate a suspected case of scarlet fever at a St Michael primary school, confirming that two children from the