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T wo community activists who work with at-risk youth and gang members have backed the new anti-gang legislation, while cautioning that safeguards

V aping has become a widespread and troubling issue among teenagers, with flavours, colourful designs and easy accessibility driving its

The government is proposing sweeping changes to the drug regulatory system, with legislation tabled in the Senate to create a new authority aimed at strengthening oversight, improving access to medicines and positioning the island for making pharmaceuticals.

B arbadian employers are struggling to attract and retain staff as workers place growing emphasis on workplace culture, flexibility and career

Independent Senator Andrew Niles has backed plans to modernise the pharmaceutical regulatory system but has called for greater transparency on the cost of the overhaul, warning that the ambitious reforms will require significant public investment.

A decade after its launch, the Barbados Jazz Excursion and Golf Weekend is drawing high-value visitors and strengthening the island's tourism

A decade after its launch, the Barbados Jazz Excursion and Golf Weekend is drawing high-value visitors and strengthening the island’s tourism brand, officials said, as the event continues to expand its international reach and showcase Barbados’ cultural and hospitality offerings.

T he Democratic Labour Party (DLP) has urged greater transparency, public oversight and clear safeguards for personal data even as it welcomed the

H ealth advocates have welcomed recent moves by beverage manufacturers to cut sugar content, describing the shift as a key public health gain amid mounting concern over childhood obesity and diet-related diseases.

T he head of one of Barbados' largest credit unions has welcomed the launch of the country's new national instant payment system, BiMPay, while