Twenty-six years after Obadele Thompson stood on an Olympic podium in Sydney, the Thompson name is going global in ultramarine, gold and black once again. This time, it will be
Continue readingSon of Obadele Thompson secures spot at World Athletics U-20 Championships
The 2026 Courtesy Garage Pic-O-De-Crop Finals, powered by Q100.7 FM, will now be staged at CARIFESTA House, Waterford, St Michael, on Friday, July 31. The National Cultural Foundation (NCF) said
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has defended workers’ rights to pay and has advised them to educate themselves on the conditions and provisions surrounding such rights. “Once a worker has
Financial services group Sagicor Financial Company Limited, including its Barbados-based subsidiaries, has received a series of credit rating upgrades from AM Best. The global credit rating agency attributed the upgrade
Barbados’ most decorated jockey is looking to take professional horse racing in Barbados to the next level. Hall of Fame jockey Patrick Husbands, one of the best ever to come
Some hurricane shelters in the region are old and unfit for purpose, and the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) is working to improve them. CDEMA’s programme manager (preparedness and
The convicted murderer called “a threat and a danger to society” was sentenced to 40 years in prison when he appeared in the No. 4 Supreme Court. This Content Is
GEORGETOWN – The Guyana government says it will begin operations at midday on Wednesday to refloat the sunken MV Barima using specialised flotation equipment as rescue and recovery efforts enter
Continue readingEfforts to refloat sunken MV Barima to begin today
The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) is warning consumers of a fake account on social platform TikTok that is advising them to pay their water bills via Pay Pal. In a
The death toll in Guyana’s boat tragedy has risen to 41 as search and recovery operations continue. In an update issued this afternoon, the Government of Guyana said 77 people
Continue readingDeath toll rises to 41 in Guyana boat tragedy