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There are too many repeat offenders abusing animals. And if stricter penalties or fines are not enforced, animal protection advocates fear more animals could end up hurt, dehydrated, starving or even decapitated. Trustee and founder of the Horse Charity, Monique Archer, was one of the advocates pleading with the authorities to impose harsher punishments and to do more to educate people about proper animal care and safety. “The majority of …
Minister of Home Affairs Wilfred Abrahams, SC, is cautioning Barbadians against politicising sexual abuse cases or making comments that could prejudice the case and make the situation more difficult for the families involved. “There are certain things that you don’t politicise or try to score cheap points on. Sexual offences and offenders are not something up for political gain. This is a whole-of-society issue. “If a man is found guilty, …
The National Nutritional Centre is doing more to offer its services and to ensure their healthy eating tips are more accessible. Acting nutrition officer Glencill Taylor made those promises during their Nutrition Conference, where she officially launched their website and spoke about their plans to relocate from Ladymeade Gardens, St Michael. Although she did not disclose the new location, she said many plans were under way. “At this juncture, the …
The Barbados Agricultural Society (BAS) is encouraging vendors to take full advantage of this year’s Agrofest showcase. During a workshop held at Radisson Aquatica Resort, Aquatic Gap, St Michael on Wednesday chief executive officer of the BAS James Paul told a group of about 30 vendors that one of the key objectives of the event was to highlight the creative offerings
Barbados Sailing Week 2023 wrapped up the hive of activities this weekend. The series of events, which cater to a wide demographic, is organised by the Barbados Sailing Club which partnered with the Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc and Mount Gay Rum. Entrants participated in the packed roster of events, which included kite surfing, windsurfing, dinghy competitions and offshore sailing races on the