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03/05/2026

Young Barbadians now have the chance to take part in an educational seminar in Beijing through a partnership between the Chinese Embassy and the Ashley Lashley Foundation.
Recent participants say the two-week programme was rewarding.

🎥: Sheria Brathwaite/Barbados TODAY

03/05/2026

Residents turned out on Saturday to engage with officers and learn more about policing at the Barbados Police Service (Bridgetown Division) Community Connect pop up at Sky Mall.

Inspector Roger Babb outlined the aims of the outreach initiative.

🎥: Contributed

The Barbados-Cuba Friendship Association has condemned what it describes as aggressive actions by the United States agai...
03/05/2026

The Barbados-Cuba Friendship Association has condemned what it describes as aggressive actions by the United States against Cuba and has called for regional solidarity and protest.

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03/05/2026

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After eight intense weeks of training, a new cohort of drill instructors has graduated, with nearly 30 national and regi...
03/05/2026

After eight intense weeks of training, a new cohort of drill instructors has graduated, with nearly 30 national and regional participants passing out at the All Arms Advanced Drill and Ceremonial Course parade at the Barbados Coast Guard.

📷: Shamar Blunt/Barbados TODAY

The observance of International Workers’ Day, commonly referred to as Labour Day or May Day, is for the multipurpose of ...
03/05/2026

The observance of International Workers’ Day, commonly referred to as Labour Day or May Day, is for the multipurpose of reflection on the historical struggles of workers, achievements recorded, and as an expression of workers’ solidarity. Moreover, the celebration of Labour Day is to highlight and recognise the role of workers in the building of society and to keep workers’ rights at the forefront of the public agenda.

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03/05/2026

The Barbados Association of Journalists and Media Workers (BARJAM) has called for the government to prioritise Freedom of Information legislation this parliamentary session.

In a statement issued to mark World Press Freedom Day, association president Ryan Broome said the legislation is essential to strengthening transparency and accountability across public institutions.

Broome also used the occasion to urge the responsible and ethical use of artificial intelligence.

A delegation led by Minister of Home Affairs and Information, Gregory Nicholls, will participate in the Second Internati...
03/05/2026

A delegation led by Minister of Home Affairs and Information, Gregory Nicholls, will participate in the Second International Migration Review Forum, being held in the United States from May 5 to 8.

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03/05/2026

Students already in secondary school are offering advice to those preparing to sit the exam. Drawing from their own experiences, they are encouraging younger students to stay focused, practise consistently and manage their time carefully in the final days. Here Arya Carter of the Barbados SDA Secondary School shares her tips.

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🎥: Lourianne Graham/Barbados TODAY

Residents of all ages, especially young children, enjoyed getting up close with police officers and their equipment duri...
03/05/2026

Residents of all ages, especially young children, enjoyed getting up close with police officers and their equipment during the Barbados Police Service (Bridgetown Division) Community Connect pop up at Sky Mall, Haggatt Hall, St Michael, on Saturday.

03/05/2026

"Coconuts were introduced to OUR region in the 1500's and have since become a staple for Caribbean culture, crafts, and cuisine

Modern technology makes the husking process easier.
Removing the tough outershell to reveal the nut underneath
Ready for consumption!

That husk by-product is not to be wasted either! OUR Caribbean culture has always been one of sustainability, even before it was the trend. Coconut husk is often saved for use as potting medium for plants, for crafting natural fibers used to make brushes, doormats and ropes and is also used as fuel for fireside cooking!

One staple Caribbean crop, so many uses!


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Four men charged in connection with a major drug and fi****ms investigation appeared in court on Saturday, after police ...
03/05/2026

Four men charged in connection with a major drug and fi****ms investigation appeared in court on Saturday, after police seized nearly half a tonne of cannabis with an estimated street value of over three million dollars.

Kyle Xavier Bailey, 23, of Claybury, St John; Jamal Tyrone Agard, 34, of Philips Road, Cleavers Hill, St Joseph; Marlon Dale Romario Reid, 26, of Claybury, St John; and Dashon Kobi Inniss, 23, of Branchbury, St Joseph, appeared before Magistrate Alison Burke in the District ‘A’ Traffic Court on Saturday in connection with offences allegedly committed on April 25.

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