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Sixty Years at Needham’s Point: Celebrating Hilton Barbados Resort

2026 is a milestone year of celebration for Barbados as the island marks its Diamond Jubilee. And right alongside the nation, Hilton Barbados Resort...

Our West and South Coast development needs a pause

The Sunday Sun of November 8, 2026 put into pictures what many Bajans have felt for years. John Walmark, a Canadian who has been...

Japanese culture on display at third Japan Festival

Japanese culture was on display today at the Third Japan Festival – MATSURI at Haymans Market, St Peter. The day was filled with music, dance...

NIFCA visual arts judge raises AI and copyright concerns

This year’s CIBC Caribbean NIFCA Visual Arts Exhibition is full of highs, along with a few cautions. Chief Judge Hugh Walker outlined them during his...
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Early action on diabetes

More than a century after the discovery of insulin, its impact continues to be felt around the world. This World Diabetes Day, we look...

Novon Neuo Neblett charged with murder

Novon Neuo Neblett, 32, of St Barnabas Heights, St Michael, has been charged with murder. The Barbados Police Service arrested and formally charged Neblett in...

Walters: Tell Barbadians what is going on at QEH

Senator Ryan Walters has pleaded with the Minister of Health to speak to the people of Barbados on the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) issues. He...

Concacaf unveils details for revamped 2027 U-17 qualifiers

Concacaf has officially announced the framework for the 2027 Concacaf U-17 Qualifiers, introducing a streamlined competition format that will see 16 nations battle for...

Seale joins Moguls

Sixty Years at Needham’s Point: Celebrating Hilton Barbados Resort

2026 is a milestone year of celebration for Barbados as the island marks its Diamond Jubilee. And right alongside the nation, Hilton Barbados Resort...

A Bajan in Brussels on Belt Business

For a long time, the story of Barbados overseas has been told through rum, beaches, festivals and wuk up. Those things are part of us,...
 

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Pillion rider dies at QEH

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a pillion rider around 10:20 p.m. last Saturday at Rock Hall Road, St Philip. Reports indicate...

Barbados honours fallen soldiers at Parade

Barbados again honoured its fallen soldiers this morning with military discipline and precision. The annual Remembrance Day Parade and Interdenominational Service took place in National...

Seven killed, several injured after trains collide in Egypt

Two trains collided in Egypt on Sunday, killing at least seven people and injuring dozens, health officials said. The Egyptian National Railways Authority said the...

Fogging Schedule: November 9 to 13

The Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Vector Control Unit will take its mosquito reduction programme to districts in St Lucy, St Peter, St George...

Helping cancer patients navigate the journey

By Cheryl Harewood When someone hears, “We have found a tumour”, even before they know exactly what it means, their thoughts can go straight to...

Credibility key to green financing

Financiers will not automatically provide funding for projects just because they are focused on sustainability. That is the reality, said Barbados Stock Exchange (BSE) managing...

Festive time in Oistins

Friday came a night early to Oistins, Christ Church, on Thursday as the Barbados Food and Rum Festival kicked off. The annual four-day event, described...

Amphitheatre ‘progressing’ 

Government is hoping to hand over to 60-year-old independent Barbados a double heritage gift in time for its birthday celebration at month-end. The Richard Stoute...

Neblett plans Boxing Day card

Former Olympian Edward “Yogi Bear” Neblett wants to bring back a cherished Boxing Day tradition by staging a professional boxing card on December 26,...

Boulders ‘a response to climate change’

While a long-time Canadian visitor is expressing alarm about the loss of pedestrian access along the West Coast shoreline, the Director of the Coastal...