My Fellow Citizens and Residents: “It was on February 18, 2015, that the mantle of leadership of our beloved Country fell on my shoulders when I was sworn in as the third Prime Minister of our nation of St. Kitts and Nevis. With the able assistance of my colleagues, I have endeavoured to wear that […]

Police are urging Barbadians to help locate missing 32 year old Crystal Takila Holder of 49 Drax Hall Woods, St. George. Description: She is 5 feet 5 inches tall, has an oval shaped face and head, medium build, dark complexion, small breasted. Large nose, thick lips, thick eyebrows, small rounded ears both pierced once. Circumstances: […]

G Suite blues? Laptops seem more than a car payment? What about a tablet with a keypad that’s only $400 Bds?

CSEC, CAPE and CCSLC students will be sitting their examinations in July this year. That was the decision coming out of the First Emergency Virtual Meeting of the Council for Human and Social Development (COHSOD) – Education on Friday. The meeting, chaired by Antigua and Barbuda Minister of Education, Michael Browne, was attended by Ministers […]

Hospitals around the globe are reporting an overwhelming number of patient admissions due to a heavy influx of COVID-19 patients. Surprisingly, clinicians are reportedly seeing fewer patients with symptoms of heart attack or stroke in emergency departments. Several reports from many countries indicate that patients are delaying seeking treatment for non-COVID related symptoms because they […]

In just two and a half weeks, Transportation Technology Company Translink launches an express delivery service & online shopping platform in response to Covid-19, that allows Bajans to utilize technology to have their favorite goods received quickly and efficiently. Their system is leveraged by technology currently used by tons of vehicles across Barbados, including public […]

Flatlands, a community neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY, with a large population of Caribbean-New Yorkers, was the scene of a gruesome discovery on Wednesday when dozens of bodies were found in U-Haul trucks parked in front Andrew T. Cleckley Funeral Services, Inc. The funeral home is at 2037A Utica Avenue, between Avenues L & M. Tired […]

A 55-year-old Barbadian male tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the national count to 82. The latest case, an employee of the National Assistance Board, came into contact with two known cases. He brings the number in isolation to 31. No one was released from isolation, so the number of recovered persons remains at 44. Fatalities […]

A notice from the Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training for parents having challenges with G-Suite or having difficulty obtaining a device. NO PUPIL IS TO PHYSICALLY ATTEND ANY CLASS OF ANY SCHOOL Contact Information: Google G-Suite Help Desk 535-0798 8:30a.m. – 4:30 p.m. email: info@mes.gov.bb

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley addressing the Nation on matters of national importance – 29th April 2020

About 8:05 pm on Friday 1st May 2020, Police at District ‘A’ Station were summoned to Golden Rock, The Pine, St. Michael, the residence of Wayne Carrington 62 years. Mr Carrington called the station to report that his residence was on fire. It had caught fire after his gas stove had exploded whilst he was […]

The United Nations launched “Rise for All“. Convened by United Nations Deputy Secretary-General, Amina Mohammed, Rise for All is a global advocacy effort to support the UN roadmap for social and economic recovery from COVID-19, and to fully fund the UN Response and Recovery Trust Fund. Our very own Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley participated […]

Update – Police have managed to locate her son and arrangements have been made for her to be taken to a family friend at Worthing in Christ Church who has consented to look after her. She suffers from a few ailments including Dementia apparently had no previous place of a abode and roamed the streets. […]