The United States issued only 48 immigrant visas to Barbadians in 2024, according to U.S. State Department immigrant visa issuance

Former calypso monarch Aziza Clarke has been found not guilty of assisting an offender. Ms. Clarke walked free of the

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has urged newly appointed Justices of the Peace to serve the country with integrity, fairness

Government has acquired additional equipment to help address pothole repairs, amid ongoing public complaints about deteriorating road conditions across the

Independent Senator Andrew Mallelieu slams the Tourism Levy Amendment Bill stressing that it is unworkable and poses a direct threat

General Secretary of the CTUSAB is calling on regional leaders to speak up and hold a firm position on the

Foreign Affairs Minister Kerri Symmonds says the new US immigration policy is not a sanction over Barbadians. The US State

The United States is indefinitely suspending immigrant visa processing from 75 countries in a further expansion of the Donald Trump

King’s Counsel Michael Lashley has announced that he is seeking nomination as the Barbados Labour Party’s candidate for the City

President of the Barbados Olympic Association, Sandra Osbourne, is declaring success, following a ground-breaking pilot workshop aimed at strengthening women’s

The Tourism Levy Amendment Bill is being debated in the Senate this morning with Minister of Energy and Business Senator

Promotions without merit and late pay are just two of the key issues plaguing the civil service in Barbados. This

Former calypso monarch Aziza Clarke has pleaded “not guilty” following an amended indictment read yesterday when her trial continued in

Vulnerable groups are set to benefit from improved and easier access to Barbados’ beaches following the official launch of a

Vendors across the island are reporting improved sales as Barbados continues to benefit from a strong winter tourist season. Communications

The Mia Mottley-led administration has again dismissed allegations of corruption surrounding the HOPE Project. Senior Minister Dr. William Duguid responded

Private medical facilities are also reporting a noticeable increase in patients seeking treatment for respiratory illnesses and abdominal-related conditions. Managing

The Barbados Police Service has charged a St. Peter man in connection with an incident of criminal damage at the

A 42-year-old man was electrocuted late last night while farming in his front yard in Licorish Village, St. Michael. The

The Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in Barbados formally opened a Book of Condolences at its headquarters this

As the Queen Elizabeth Hospital faces mounting pressure from a surge in influenza cases and complications linked to non-communicable diseases,