As the Caribbean strives for growth and competitiveness, the road must be made easier for capital markets in Barbados and elsewhere to help the region reach this goal. Marlon Yarde,

Continue readingCapital markets ‘need help’

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is confident about the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) being able to retain the St John seat. While canvassing in the constituency with the incumbent Charles

Continue readingPM confident BLP will hold St John

Police are currently on the scene at a building in Collymore Rock, St Michael, where a body was discovered this morning. More details as they come. The post Body found

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France is on course to follow Australia in banning social media to younger teenagers, as debate on a new law opens in the National Assembly. The law would block access

Continue readingFrance debates under-15s social media ban endorsed by Macron

 In a rain-disrupted clash that underscored the growing prowess of their young talent, the West Indies Under-19s secured a crucial 25-run victory (DLS method) over Ireland, propelled by a masterclass

Continue readingSpin twins sink Ireland as West Indies seal rain-affected victory

The first contingents of the United Nations Securuty approved Gang Suppression Force (GSF) for Haiti are expected to arrive on the French-speaking Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country in April, as part of

Continue readingMembers of gang suppression force to begin arriving in Haiti in April

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has described the late Sybil Leacock as an enduring source of inspiration whose life left an indelible mark on Barbados. In a statement issued following

Continue readingPrime Minister Mottley pays tribute to the late Sybil Leacock

Principal of the Grantley Adams Memorial School, Major Andrew Skeete, says there has been a “very slight improvement” in student punctuality following his surprise visit to the Granville Williams Bus

Continue readingGrantley Adams head clamping down on late students

By Sandy Deane How many times did you pick up your phone and scroll through your favourite social media platforms or websites today? Five, 10, 15 times? Better yet, how

Continue readingDigital Detox: Take a break online

Democratic Labour Party candidate for St Michael North West Ryan Walters is zeroing in on issuesof housing and infrastructure facing the constituents. Speaking to the Sunday Sun as he canvassed

Continue readingWalters looks at housing