Attorney Tyra Trotman romped to victory in the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) nomination for St Michael Central tonight, defeating sole challenger Dr Lynette Holder by a 156–45 margin at a packed Combermere School in Waterford, St Michael tonight. The...

President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), the Honourable Mr Justice Winston Anderson, will visit Barbados from January 15 to 20 as part of the Court’s regional engagement drive. Justice Anderson, accompanied by Registrar and Chief Marshal ...

Barbados Women made it two wins out of two with a comprehensive six-wicket win over Jamaica Women on the second day of action in the T20 Blaze here on Thursday. Jamaica were sent in to bat at the Arnos Vale Playing Field and reached 110 for six from ...

Barbados has been caught up in a sweeping United States (US) suspension of immigrant visa processing affecting nearly half the world, but Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Kerrie Symmonds has stressed that the move does not affect tourist...

Former calypso monarch Aziza Kerbret Tsgaye Clarke has been freed because of poor evidence in her trial. The decision was announced by Justice Pamela Beckles this morning, who said on reviewing the evidence, the prosecution had not satisfied the ingr...

Shamar Joseph is delighted to be back in West Indies colours as he makes a welcomed return from injury. The fiery fast bowler was named in the squad for the upcoming three T20 Internationals against Afghanistan in the United Arab Emirates starting ne...

After Reading My Article last week, did you do further research or implement any of the tips? It is important that we avoid faking happiness. When we fake happiness to impress others, eventually the fakeness will fade away. When we work towards happi...

Adrian Lamar Beckles assaulted his brother twice, on the belief that the complainant had no right being in a house which their mother owns. When Beckles, 24, of Chapel Land No. 2, St Philip, first appeared before Magistrate Bernadeth John in the Dist...

A labour rights organisation claims it has found evidence of worker exploitation in a Chinese factory that makes the viral Labubu dolls. China Labor Watch (CLW), a US-based non-governmental organisation, alleges that its investigation found that one ...

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has reminded Barbados’ newest Justices of the Peace (JPs) that morality must always precede justice, as she challenged them to exercise their authority with fairness, restraint and an unwavering respect for the rule ...