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VIDEO: Leave room for us on the road

VIDEO: Leave room for us on the road

Barbadians using the roads for exercise or leisure not only want motorists to slow down and be more accommodating, but they also want something done about some areas that pose a clear and present danger. For years motorists and other road users ha...
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VIDEO: Shot 5 times

VIDEO: Shot 5 times

January 14, 2019, is forever etched in Brian Hunte’s memory – he was shot five times. But he beat the odds and is alive today. He can move his hands and his feet, but he can’t stand on his own. He has no sensation in his left foot from t...
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VIDEO: Losing hope for sinking boat

VIDEO: Losing hope for sinking boat

Fisherman Brian Bayne spent the last four nights sleepless knowing his only source of income is sinking in the waters off Crane Beach, St Philip. Since Thursday when he was first alerted that his fishing boat was partially submerged, Bayne said he...
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VIDEO: Dr Elizabeth Ferdinand

VIDEO: Dr Elizabeth Ferdinand

Co-coordinator of the Barbados National Vaccination Programme for COVID-19, Dr Elizabeth Ferdinand, sat down with multimedia journalist Anmar Goodridge-Boyce last week to discuss its rollout, who should take the vaccine and more.  (Video by Jameel Sp...
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VIDEO: Cotton harvesting resumes

VIDEO: Cotton harvesting resumes

The 2021 cotton harvest season has gotten off to a slow start but officials at the Barbados Agricultural Management Company (BAMC) say things should pick up soon. Harvesting is currently taking place at Mount Pleasant, Parish Land, St Philip; Wake...
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VIDEO: Construction resumes after lockdown

VIDEO: Construction resumes after lockdown

The construction industry is coming back to life after the latest lockdown in Barbados to curb the spread of COVID-19. Prime Minister Mia Mottley announced this was one sector which should safely operate, since most activity occurred outdoors. ...
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VIDEO: Oistins Fish Market reopens

VIDEO: Oistins Fish Market reopens

It was not all smooth sailing at the Berinda Cox Fish Market in Oistins, Christ Church on Monday. Vendors say the ice machine was not working and the cold storage facility was still being cleaned. A few patrons purchased fish, although there was n...
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VIDEO: Gym operator riding out the closure

VIDEO: Gym operator riding out the closure

Operator of Little League Gym in Bank Hall, St Michael, William Beckles, is not surprised that gyms continue to be closed during the phased reopening of commerce in Barbados. He said, however, new information had come to light which showed they we...
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VIDEO: Ronald Chapman on contact tracing

VIDEO: Ronald Chapman on contact tracing

Head of the COVID Monitoring Unit Ronald Chapman explains the different types of contacts and whether you would need to get a COVID-19 test. (Video by Jameel Springer)   [embed]https://youtu.be/iPh9kSsT0ng[/embed]    ......
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VIDEO: Contact Tracing Challenges

VIDEO: Contact Tracing Challenges

Chief Medical Officer Dr Kenneth George says some people have not been truthful when dealing with the teams conducting contact tracing for COVID-19. George said although some people may have relationships outside the home, they should still cooperate...
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