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  • Barbados to lead the Caribbean Tourism Organization following election in the Cayman Islands

  • “One year later, still no fuel ease” by Sen. Ryan Walters

  • Free eMail with your CIBC account may be phased out, creating hardships for average Bajans and Small Businesses

  • Sterling Service saves the day for Cafe 195 by Richelle Lavine (On The Scene)

  • Longest-serving Commonwealth Secretary-General dead at 95

  • BWA Completes Repair Work on the Damaged Main Which Was Not Affecting the Northern Distribution System

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  • Sir Shridath Ramphal and Commonwealth Life Time Achievement Award
    August 31, 2024

    Longest-serving Commonwealth Secretary-General dead at 95

  • The 2024 edition of the championship saw Barbados sending a small contingent of 3 young boxers who performed admirably, bringing home two gold medals and one bronze.
    August 20, 2024

    Boxing Success for Barbados in Schoolboys & -girls championship in Guyana

  • The Warriors welcome back the overseas cohort that led them to their inaugural CPL championship in 2023. Joining them will be Rahmanullah Gurbaz who was part of their squad in 2022. 
    June 12, 2024

    AMAZON WARRIORS CONFIRM OVERSEAS PLAYERS FOR 2024

  • April 5, 2024

    Movie actors, film producers join international media executives for a 5-day forum in Barbados: April 15th-19th

  • The funding will be used to create a unified action plan that will allow Caribbean countries to benefit economically from their ocean resources in an environmentally friendly manner.
    March 15, 2024

    Additional Funding Announced by UK’s Minister Rutley to Help CARICOM Countries to Manage Their Oceans Sustainably

  • "There is only one future and that future requires a united Guyana, that future requires a strong Guyana, that future requires every Guyanese to play a part in building our country, ensuring that we leave a better Guyana for the next generation," said Dr. Ali whose People's Progressive Party (PPP) has historically drawn the bulk of its support from among Indo Guyanese. The President said Guyanese are not separated by class, ethnicity, religion or political persuasion.
    January 1, 2024

    NEW YEAR STATEMENT BY INCOMING CHAIRMAN OF CARICOM, IRFAAN ALI – PRESIDENT OF GUYANA

  • SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (CARICOM): DR. CARLA N. BARNETT
    December 31, 2023

    END OF YEAR MESSAGE FROM CARICOM’s SECRETARY-GENERAL, DR. CARLA N. BARNETT

  • December 15, 2023

    “Poem for Guyana and Venezuela, mi companeros” by Margaret Gill

  • CARICOM reiterates its commitment to the Caribbean as a Zone of Peace and the maintenance of international law.
    December 10, 2023

    CARICOM Heads weigh in on Venezuela-Guyana Border Threat of War over Essequibo region

  • depositphotos CARICOM flags
    December 4, 2023

    CARICOM Secretariat takes online applications offline

  • Dr. Patricia Rodney, CEO of the Walter Rodney Foundation, international health and education consultant, recipient of the Presidents Award at the 21st annual St. Martin Book Fair 2023. (© WRF photo.)
    November 27, 2023

    Dr. Patricia Rodney receives The Presidents Award at St. Martin Book Fair 2023

  • Addressing Heads of Governments and delegates during a Keynote on the opening day, Prof. Oramah underscored, “Just over a year ago, we began that journey convinced that only we could transform the fortunes of our lands… All of us from Africa and the Caribbean, at this moment more than at any other time in history, hold a firm conviction that determined action can grant us the economic emancipation and the true dignity we deserve.”
    November 3, 2023

    “Our Future Lies in Unity” – President Oramah declares at 2nd AfriCaribbean Trade and Investment Forum