A culture of striving for excellence and success has borne fruit for West Terrace Primary School yet again. Physical education teacher Roderick Harmon accredits such thirst for the team’s achievement

Continue readingHomework pays off for West Terrace

Caribbean rum is set for a comeback over the next five years. Chief executive officer of the West Indies Rum and Spirits Association, Vaughn Renwick, said it was a tough

Continue readingIndustry banking on higher demand for Caribbean rum

Minister of Tourism and International Transport Ian Gooding-Edghill yesterday welcomed the luxury superyacht Emerald Sakara, as it made its inaugural berth at the Port of Bridgetown. Gooding-Edghill, who was joined by officials

Continue readingSuperyacht makes first call at Port

ABC News has agreed to pay $15m (£12m) to US President-elect Donald Trump to settle a defamation lawsuit after its star anchor falsely said he had been found “liable for

Continue readingTrump gets $15m in ABC News defamation case

Seven tourists in Fiji have been sent to hospital with suspected alcohol poisoning and are reported to be in a critical condition. It is believed they drank cocktails at a

Continue readingSeven tourists in Fiji hospital with suspected alcohol poisoning

Some motorcycle associations are distancing themselves from reckless behaviour by motorcyclists on the road. Two clubs – Black Knight Bikers and the Trident Motorcycle Club – say they do not

Continue readingBikers speak out against lawlessness

The two men who tragically lost their lives in an early Saturday morning road traffic collision along Bennetts Road, St. James, have been identified. Police confirmed that the deceased are

Continue readingVictims identified in fatal crash

Justice Eddy Ventose, who led the judicial fight in the Barbados 2018 General Election that allowed Commonwealth citizens resident here to vote, is now under judicial scrutiny. An attempt is

Continue readingMove to have judge on Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court voted out

KINGSTON – President of the Jamaica Cricket Association, Dr Donovan Bennett, says he fully supports the decision by Jamaica Scorpions’ captain John Campbell to accept the four-game suspension handed out to

Continue readingCampbell did the right thing by accepting ban, says Bennett

After gunmen, the motorcycle stunt riders are the next greatest hazard to Barbadian society. That was declared by Justice Carlisle Greaves who warned them that should they cause injury or

Continue readingJudge blasts reckless riders