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The decision, as outlined in the Ministry of Education’s new National Grooming Policy, to allow students to wear dreadlocks and cornrow hairstyles uncovered at school was extremely long in coming.Barbados is a country populated by people of African descent. The frowning on and opposing our God-given hair in the most natural state is something that should have been dealt with firmly long ago.We speak eloquently about a new national consciousness. The man who we will celebrate next week, the Right Excellent Errol Walton Barrow asked us to reflect on what mirror image we have of ourselves. Our ...

A Rastafarian group is crying foul over what it says is blatant discrimination against children who wear dreadlocked hairstyles to school. Secretary general of the the National Rastafari Secretariat Trust (NRST), Paul “Ras Simba” Rock, is making the claim after what he says has been a recent surge in Rastafari children being sent home from secondary schools with letters to their parents indicating displeasure over the hairstyle. Ras Simba said …

Religious leaders are warning the Government of Barbados against removing references to ‘God’ in the Charter of Barbados or from other National symbols. If that occurs, chaos, decline and a military state can be expected. Senior Pastor of the House of Freedom Ministries, Dr Ferdinand Nicholls gave that caution on Tuesday during a virtual press conference entitled ‘Why We Need God Under a Barbados republic’. During his address, Nicholls said …