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Some of the major players in the agriculture supply chain have promised to keep prices down while a new project is in the works to encourage Barbadians to grow more produce, as Government seeks to ease residents’ food bills.Prime Minister Mia Mottley who made those disclosures during her address to the nation on Thursday evening, also assured that her Government will continue to monitor prices on a regular basis.She said animal feed is among key agricultural inputs that manufacturers have agre...

Barbados’ top surfer Chelsea Tuach is set to face a major challenge when she competes at the highly rated Ballito Surf Pro in Durban, South Africa. The Barbadian ace qualified for this event after achieving a ranking of third in the North American region in the 2021/2022 season. She will be one of 64 women, as well as 96 men, competing in this Challenger Series event which is the ultimate battleground for surfers fighting to qualify for a spot on the 2023 Championship Tour (CT).Tuach, has con...

Barbados is set on reducing the Caribbean's food bill by 25 per cent through regional partnerships.  Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley, reiterated her Government's commitment to addressing the food crisis while on an island tour with managing d

Barbados is filled to the brim with UNESCO Heritage attractions. In the port town and capital of Bridgetown, this national center serves as the primary

By Vishani RagobeerVishani@newsroom.gyAccess to farmlands, promoting tourism opportunities and supporting young people are among the key efforts towards deepening a ‘win- win’ partnership between Guyana and Barbados.This is according to President Dr.

Barbados’ most decorated surfer, Chelsea Tuach, has ended the World Surf League’s (WSL) 2021/2022 Qualifying Series (QS) season ranked third in the North American region. She is also the only Barbadian to qualify for the WSL’s Challenger Series which is open only to the top 10 males and top eight females from the region and which surfs off in May.The Challenger Series is the ultimate battleground for surfers to showcase their talents and qualify for the elite Championship Tour and features...

The Barbados delegation arrived in São Paulo for the 2022 WTM Latin America (WTM LATAM) held in Brasil from April 5-7.