Caddle quits Cabinet
Minister of Industry, Innovation, Science and Technology Marsha Caddle has quit the Cabinet. In announcing her resignation, the St Michael South Central Member of Parliament issued the following statement. “When
Bike clubs tackle ‘negative image’
By Diara Springer The roar of engines often elicits mixed reactions from Barbadians. For some, it signals reckless behaviour on our roads; for others, it represents freedom and community. But
Highway overpass collapses killing four construction workers in South Korea
Seoul – At least four construction workers were killed and six others injured when a highway overpass collapsed on Tuesday morning in South Korea, an official told CNN. Two Chinese
Continue readingHighway overpass collapses killing four construction workers in South Korea
UK Bajans Gatherin’
The We Gatherin’ exercise is creating renewed and new interest in Barbados and assisting efforts in the country, but there is a knowledge gap which agencies including Barbados Tourism Marketing
Parish Land eye First Division
Boosted by the addition of Premier League players, newly promoted Wilfred Abrahams and DeTech Electronics Parish Land Football Club (FC) will be ready when the Barbados Football Association’s (BFA) Second
Morgan named International Olympic Committee Leader
At just 27, Ayanna Morgan has already made a name for herself as a Physical Education teacher at St. Gabriel’s School. Now, she’s set to make an even greater impact
Continue readingMorgan named International Olympic Committee Leader
Guilty of causing man’s death
Reco Keimar Clarke HAS been found guilty of causing Henderson Greenidge’s death by driving a vehicle on Foursquare Road, St Philip, at a speed or in a manner dangerous to
Rebranding price concerns
Some Barbadians are not happy with the upcoming changes to Hanschell Inniss Ltd and Collins Ltd but are even more concerned whether they are going to end up pulling their
Wells challenge
The Ministry of Transport and Works does not have the manpower to respond to infrastructural work involving dangerously exposed wells. That has to go to outside contractors whose contracts are
Paul knocks milk imports
BICO’S ANNOUNCEMENT THAT they have returned to the milk production business has left a bad taste in the mouth of chief executive officer at the Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS), James