Barbados
Enterprise vendors fear worsening sargassum will threaten livelihoods
118 Mounting loads of sargassum seaweed are making the popular Enterprise, Christ Church beach — popularly known as “Miami Beach”...
Daytime crop thefts rise as farmers report growing fear
0 Farmers are facing a troubling shift in farm theft, with crooks now striking in broad daylight, intensifying fears among...
Farm theft ‘organised crime’ as minister goes on patrol
52 Minister of Agriculture Dr Shantal Munro-Knight has put consumers, vendors and thieves on notice with a series of new...
QEH moves to cut costs, lay 65 unclaimed bodies to final rest
248 The Queen Elizabeth Hospital has revealed it has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars storing unclaimed bodies after years...
Govt to target derelict properties tied up in family disputes, revive City
240 The government plans to unlock derelict properties caught in family disputes through a new housing initiative, Prime Minister Mia...
Bayview Hospital appoints Marilyn Patrick as hospital administrator
120 Veteran nurse, military commander, and former Chairman of the Barbados Nursing Council brings over 35 years of healthcare leadership...
Codrington Trust defends $18M reparations project amid community concerns
35 Residents of College Land, St John, are calling for urgent action on a multimillion-dollar project aimed at delivering reparative...
DEM urges vulnerable folk to register before storms
11 Vulnerable people, particularly those living alone, are being urged to register with the Department of Emergency Management (DEM) before...
Shelter head repeats call for emergency powers to protect homeless
19 The Barbados Alliance to End Homelessness (BAEH) has again appealed for a state emergency policy to protect homeless people...
Clean-up drive gathers pace across Barbados
17 Government crews have intensified drain-clearing and roadside clean-up operations across Barbados as the island prepares for Grand Kadooment and...
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