Shamar Blunt

P arliament has passed the landmark Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, designed to address education, job security, protection against abuse, and transport for people with disabilities.

T he government's plan to relocate key first responder agencies in St James has prompted a call to shift emergency services from flood-prone and hard-to-access areas to more suitable locations across the island.

T he Barbados Port Inc. is charting a course to become the world's most innovative and green maritime hub by 2030, with plans for a new

T he government has intensified its focus on the maritime industry, passing eight new shipping-related acts in 2024 as part of a comprehensive

The Barbados Independent Film Festival (BIFF) is set to dazzle audiences here with a cinematic voyage around the globe, showcasing an unprecedented 60 films from 20 countries over five exhilarating…

A health advocate has raised alarm over the continued sale of unhealthy food products by vendors outside schools, undermining a national effort to combat childhood obesity. Despite the implementation of…

T he Democratic Labour Party's announcement of its first 15 candidates for the next general election has been met with cautious optimism by two top political analysts.

P rime Minister Mia Mottley has unveiled plans to expand vocational training opportunities for young people with programmes in welding and

T he Barbados Cancer Society (BCS) has sounded the alarm on the increasing incidence of colon cancer in the country, attributing it largely to Barbadians' current diet.

C ARICOM countries must develop urgent contingency plans to address the potential mass deportation of Caribbean nationals from the United States, Barbados' Ambassador to CARICOM David Comissiong has warned.