Barbados Today

Barbados Ambassador to CARICOM David Comissiong satisfied that the correct procedure is being followed in the proposed Hyatt Centric project.
The NCSA is stepping up efforts to deal with substance ...

Standard & Poor’s lifts Barbados’ currency ratings out of the default zone.
Consumers face higher prices of flying fish this Christmas. These and other stories in the Barbados TODAY morning news.

The Frederick Smith Secondary School will host a national rally against violence today.
One month after heavy rains left their field under flood waters, farmers at the Spring Hall Land Lease Projec...

A senior official at the Transport Board says double invoicing occurred because someone did not follow procedure.
Chair of the Barbados Port Inc., Lisa Cummings says Government lost $1.9 million in...

Prime Minister Mia Mottley says it is time Caribbean and African people get to know each other.
Government extends deadline for the ban on single-use petro-based plastic bags. These and other stori...

Dominicans go to the polls today to elect a new government.
Residents of Draxhall Tenantry call for repair works on the only access road to their community. These and other stories in the Barbados ...

An economist welcomes S&P’s improved credit rating for Barbados.
CDB approves loans for south coast sewerage system fix .
There’s growing concern about elder abuse
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Students march against violence.
Barbados and Kenya fast track plans to deepen cooperation
The Salvation Army boosts its giving for Christmas
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The TDC Chairman welcomes hotel projects.
A call for the island to tackle the issue of suicide
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PM Mottley addresses ACP leaders.

New programme launched at the Barbados Port.
Youth to benefit from job training
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The Integrity in Public Life Bill is ready for debate.

The Labour Minister tours businesses in The City.
Frederick Smith Secondary will host a national rally against violence next week
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Temporary restriction on visitors to the Geriatric Hospital
Support for the proposed People’s Assemblies.
Dominica’s two main political leaders are predicting victory in tomorrow’s poll
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