Local News
January 23, 2024
Three-Vehicle Accident with Injuries Reported in Collymore Rock, St Michael: Updates Pending
Stay updated on the latest news in St Michael. Nation News reports a three-vehicle accident with injuries near Collymore Rock area. More information to follow.
January 23, 2024
Double Fatality at Three Houses Plantation: Investigations Underway into Fatal Shooting of Two Men in Yam Field
"Ongoing investigations into a fatal shooting at a yam field in St Philip. Two men were confronted while harvesting crops, resulting in their deaths. Police seek help in identifying the deceased."
January 22, 2024
Activist and Son of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Dexter Scott King, Dies at 62 from Prostate Cancer, King Centre Confirms
Dexter Scott King, activist and son of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., has passed away at 62 after battling prostate cancer. He played his father in The Rosa Parks Story and was the chairman of the King Centre.
January 22, 2024
Eric Butcher's Renault Samsung Twizy Finally Registered for Road Use in Barbados
"After months of trying, Eric Butcher successfully registers his Renault Samsung Twizy for road use in Barbados. Read about his experience with the Barbados Licensing Authority."
January 22, 2024
Barbados Government Launches Comprehensive Homeless Census Following Preliminary Count
Discover the Government's comprehensive census efforts to accurately determine the number of homeless individuals on the island. Collaborations with the University of the West Indies and various agencies have been made. Minister Kirk Humphrey emphasizes the need for multiple counts to capture various factors influencing homelessness.
January 22, 2024
Release of Kidnapped Haiti Sisters Urged by Monsignor Pierre-André Dumas as Pope Francis Calls for Action
The Bishop of Anse-à-Veau and Miragoâne, Monsignor Pierre-André Dumas, offers to be a hostage in exchange for the release of abducted religious sisters in Haiti. Pope Francis also calls for their release.
January 22, 2024
Investigation Finds Errors and Systematic Failures in Fatal Guyana Boarding School Fire: Report
A government commission in Guyana investigated a deadly fire at an Indigenous boarding school, citing multiple errors and failures. Reforms to prevent future incidents were called for.
January 22, 2024
Insurance Executive Roger Paul Inniss Highlights the Importance of Budgeting and Wise Spending for Financial Success
Roger Paul Inniss, an insurance executive and financial advisor, emphasizes the importance of budgeting and wise spending. With extensive experience and expertise, he shares valuable tips for effectively managing money and achieving financial goals.
January 22, 2024
National Council on Substance Abuse Provides Age-Appropriate Drug Education Interventions for Schools
The National Council On Substance Abuse (NCSA) offers age-appropriate interventions for school-aged audiences, including safety tips, recognizing warning signs, and education on drugs and their consequences. Supported through partnerships with various organizations.
January 21, 2024
NUPW Commemorates 80th Anniversary, Highlighting Contributions and Celebrating Milestone
By Rawle Toney covers the 80th anniversary celebration of the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) and President Kimberly Agard's acknowledgement of the union's contributions over the years.
January 21, 2024
Weekly Vector Control Fogging Programme Targeting Three Parishes
The Vector Control Unit is conducting fogging exercises in three parishes from January 23-26. Residents are encouraged to cooperate and take necessary precautions during the process.
January 21, 2024
Ministry Launches Resilience and Reintegration Unit to Assist Homeless Individuals Amidst Increasing Climate Issues and Family Disputes
Introducing the Resilience and Reintegration Unit by the Ministry of People Empowerment and Elder Affairs to provide aid and support to the increasing number of homeless individuals affected by climate issues and family disputes. Expected launch by April 1.