Local talent to be showcased
By: Marsha GittensBarbadians both young and old are being given a chance to showcase their varying talents in a greater way.This is through the talent show, ‘Baje To The World’, which is being...
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Classic’s ‘One Song’ comes out on top
WILLIAM “Classic” Waithe stands with his trophy after being declared the winner at Friday night's Courtesy Pic-o-de-Crop Finals,By: Janelle HusbandsWILLIAM “Classic” Waithe is the new king of the...
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Local beauty, skin care brand debuts at Bridgetown Market
Marlene Mayers, owner of MSM Naturals created the line of products due to her need to use products which are made for people with sensitive skin. Her range of soaps, lotions, hair oils and lip balms...
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Respiratory Unit to serve clinics locally, abroad
Professor Timothy Roach recently had the honour of cutting the ribbon to declare the Respiratory Unit open.The recently opened Respiratory Unit at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital will not only be made...
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Warrens assembly point comes to life
Revellers enjoy extended jump-upThe police were out in their numbers to ensure that everything went well.The band Aura which started its jump from Warrens.These gentlemen drew the attention of the...
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Words of wisdom
Serve God and live in peace with others, says centenarian Eunice “Golda” Amanda Phillips (left), as she eagerly read the birthday card delivered to her yesterday by Governor General of Barbados, Her...
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‘Dis is Rick’ thrills
Mole.Kadaffi sharing the stage with man of the night Lil Rick.Soca Queen Alison Hinds.It is billed as the last big fete before Grand Kadooment and “Dis is Rick” set the mood for the final days before...
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Mikey’s soca journey
Mikey.Soca artist, power lifter, CrossFit enthusiast, and avid philanthropist, are just some of the ways one could describe one of Barbados’s most successful Soca artiste’s in the last decade. Michael...
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Small wins array of awards
Flagperson of the year, Justin Poleon.Kevin Small has delivered in a big way for the climax of the Crop Over season, by once again snatching the coveted Robert Weekes Award for Best Festival Designer...
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NCF CEO: Crop Over Festival ‘went quite well’
Chief Executive Officer of National Cultural Foundation (NCF), Carol Roberts-Reifer.By: Krystal Penny Bowen According to Chief Executive Officer Of National Cultural Foundation (NCF), Carol...
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Putting the work in
Senator Lisa Cummins, Chairman of Barbados Port Inc. in conversation with Small Business, Entrepreneurship and Commerce Minister, Dwight Sutherland, Robert Noel, President, Barbados Manufacturers...
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King on ethics: Who will guard the guards?
Minister of Creative Economy, Culture and Sports John King.Psychological evaluation for persons seeking to enter various jobs within the public service may become a serious consideration going...
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Youth encouraged to build on entrepreneurial skills
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Youth and Community Empowerment, Yolande Howard as she addressed the teenagers.Although every teen passing through the Experience Enterprise summer camp may not...
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Mottley on August celebrations
The visit of Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta was described as a meeting of minds as here he unveiled a plaque commemorating his visit and shook hands with Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley.The entire...
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New home for Teen Talent Competition
Richard Stoute.By: Shamar BluntOne of Barbados’ most popular talent contests has found a new home this year to showcase the best in local talent. The annual Richard Stoute Teen Talent Contest, will now...
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Scholarship, Exhibition recipients asked to ‘remember’ Barbados
Front row: Acting Permanent Secretary, Janet Phillips (first from left); Minister of Education, Technological and Vocational Training, Santia Bradshaw (fifth from left); and Chief Education Officer...
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More obtain top national honours in 2019
Front row: Acting Permanent Secretary, Janet Phillips (first from left); Minister of Education, Technological and Vocational Training, Santia Bradshaw (fifth from left); and Chief Education Officer...
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United towards a better Barbados
Governor General of Barbados, Her Excellency Dame Sandra Mason, receiving the salute from the members of Barbados Sea Cadets of Barbados Defence Force (BDF) after the thanksgiving service. The BDF...
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Becoming better
Children’s advocate, Faith Marshall-Harris telling students and their parents about some of the topics and activities that will be dealt with during ‘Camp Inspire’.Fifty students of the Grantley Adams...
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BARVEN: We are putting Barbadian children first
Public Health Nutritionist in the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Stacia Whittaker spoke about the high quantities of sugar in the drinks commonly sold to children at the Vendors’ Training session...
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