The Friends of Democracy (FOD) party is determined to prevent another political redwash. However, they are not seeking Government, but rather Opposition. After the party’s 12 candidates paid their election

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Lawmen at District “B” Police Station are also calling on members of the public who may have witnessed the two fatal accidents which occurred on January 18 to contact that

Continue readingPolice appealing for witnesses to January 18 fatal collisions

The Barbados Police Service has arrested and formally charged Anthony Francis Lerius, 42, of Upper Wellington Street, St. Michael, in connection with acts preparatory for the purpose of trafficking. The

Continue readingMan charged with acts preparatory for cannabis trafficking

The Democratic Labour Party’s (DLP) 30 candidates paid in their $250 election deposits this morning at the Barbados Revenue Authority in Country Road, St Michael.  Supporters were on hand to

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Kemar Polius has been appointed Senior Director, Head of Corporate Banking and Sustainable Finance, with CIBC Caribbean, from February 1, 2026. This follows the retirement at the end of January

Continue readingPolius named new CIBC senior director

At 33 years old, Dale Rowe represents a new generation stepping into Barbadian politics – one that understands firsthand the frustrations of young voters who feel left behind by traditional

Continue readingRowe: I understand frustration of City folk

Confronting St Lucy residents’ long-running brown water woes head-on, Deputy Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw on Wednesday acknowledged deep public frustration but insisted the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) administration had deliberately

Continue readingBradshaw: Foundation laid for St Lucy folk

The US has officially withdrawn from the World Health Organization (WHO), leaving the UN agency without one of its biggest donors. US President Donald Trump signed an executive order signalling

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Months after the curtains closed on CARIFESTA XV, the region’s flagship cultural festival is still making waves. This time the spotlight is honing is on the voices, stories and creative expressions

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Attorney General Dale Marshall says Barbados has made significant progress in its mission to reform its criminal justice system. He made the comment while addressing the opening of the Second

Continue readingAG sees progress on judicial reform