Fyahfest 2026 did not disappoint the hundreds of patrons who gathered at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre on Sunday night for what was a most energising event. The place was

Continue readingFyahfest ablaze with with praise

If he is not provided with the pre-trial statements, the 12 teenagers charged in connection with the now viral beating and robbery of an American visitor at Savvy on the

Continue reading12 could get bail without files, warns magistrate

The Organization of American States (OAS) has signed a new cooperation agreement with the government of Japan  to expand access to identification services and support the Improvement of Access to

Continue readingOAS and Japan sign agreement to provide ID cards to Haitians

There is a growing concern surrounding the level of absenteeism in the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) and Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations with thousands not taking the tests

Continue readingConcern over no-shows for CAPE, CSEC

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office with Responsibility for Economic Affairs and Planning Marsha Caddle, said if the Suarez Circus had stayed in The Belle, St Michael, it could have

Continue readingCaddle: Circus at Belle could have caused national disaster

The Barbados Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in locating Jason Andre Leacock, alias “J”, who is wanted for questioning in connection with serious criminal matters. Leacock, whose last

Continue readingWanted: Jason Andre Leacock

 The director of policing and risk management with the Barbados-based Regional Security System (RSS), Lieutenant Colonel Kerry Waterman, has called on regional law enforcement officers to cooperate more in a

Continue readingRegional law enforcement officers urged to collaborate more on tacking crime

Attempts at mediation between Barbados Sustainable Energy Cooperative Society Ltd (CoopEnergy Barbados) and the Barbados Agricultural Management Company (BAMC) have broken down. And, as has been done at every stage

Continue readingCoop, BAMC talks collapse

The continued expansion in mortgages to facilitate the increased construction of houses and commercial properties has become “a key structural vulnerability” on the books of lending institutions, especially for credit unions.

Continue readingMortgages rule loans sector

Nicholas Andre McIntosh, 26, of Sargeant Street, St John, appeared in the District “D” Court, Cane Garden, St Thomas, today, charged with the murder of Tameah Ramdass. Ramdass was killed

Continue readingMcIntosh remanded in Tameah Ramdass murder case