No incidents for Grand Kadooment
Commissioner of Police Sonia Boyce commended Barbadians and visitors for being on their best behaviour after the Flow 5G+ Grand Kadooment went off without any major incidents. Boyce said although
Mikey wins Tune of the Crop
Crop Over 2026 belongs to Mikey! The National Cultural Foundation tonight announced he had won the Tune of the Crop with Like Uh Bajan. The song played 14 times before
Former assistant commissioner passes
The Barbados Police Service is once again mourning the death of two of its own. Former Assistant Commissioner of Police, David Griffith, who only retired a few months ago, passed
English FA to withdraw support of Infantino
The English Football Association is set to write to FIFA president Gianni Infantino withdrawing its support for him amid the fallout from his scrapped plans to sell off stakes in
Greaves keeps Windies alive again
Justin Greaves is at it again. That is because he saved the West Indies from a batting collapse against Pakistan on the opening day of the second Test, marking another
Eight years for gun and bullets
Zico Renaldo Williams was jailed for eight years last Friday as a High Court judge declared a fine was not appropriate for his gun offence. This Content Is Only For
Jamaica to petition King Charles on reparations
Kingston – Jamaica is preparing to take the next legal step in its campaign for reparations for slavery by petitioning King Charles III to refer a series of legal questions to
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LPG prices drop
Effective midnight, August 2, consumers will be paying less for liquefied petroleum gas. The 100-lb cylinder will retail at $180.13, a reduction of $2.68, while the price of the 25-lb
Antigua & Barbuda wants review of US visa restrictions
St John’s – The Antigua and Barbuda government has launched a fresh diplomatic effort to persuade the United States to remove the twin-island nation from recently imposed visa restrictions and
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WestJet workers on strike, flights grounded
Flight attendants at Canada’s second-largest airline WestJet have gone on strike during one of the busiest summer holiday weekends in the country. As of early Sunday morning, some 600 flights