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Latest article published on August 27, 2026 at 01:04 AM.
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25 recent geolocated articles were surfaced for Barbados over the last 24 hours.
- Moeen, James inspire Falcons to 30-run win over Tridents
- BUT seeks details on school assistants for breakfast programme
- $350m Harrow energy project awaits tariff ruling
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Moeen, James inspire Falcons to 30-run win over Tridents
An unbeaten half-century from Moeen Ali and three wickets from Joshua James propelled the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons to a 30-run victory over the Barbados Tridents in their 2026 Caribbean Premier Lea…
Detected places:Barbados
BUT seeks details on school assistants for breakfast programme
W ith schools due to reopen in two weeks, the Barbados Union of Teachers is awaiting the Ministry of Education Transformation’s response to proposed changes to school assistants’ hours to support the …
Detected places:Barbados
$350m Harrow energy project awaits tariff ruling
G overnment intervention is set to bring an end to a near two-year delay to the start of construction on a $350 million hybrid energy power plant at Harrow Plantation in St Philip, Barbados TODAY can …
Detected places:Barbados
Munro‑Knight targets farm contracts, eyes export markets
T he government is seeking more reliable markets for local farmers, with Agriculture Minister Dr Shantal Munro-Knight saying purchase agreements with major retailers will be expanded to help boost pro…
Detected places:Barbados
Barbadian racer joins Nissan for 2026/27 Formula E season
B arbadian racer Zane Maloney has secured a move to Nissan for the 2026/27 FIA Formula E World Championship, giving him an opportunity to fight at the front of the grid after two seasons with Lola Yam…
Detected places:Barbados
CAL Ends Direct Tobago-Barbados Service
Starting September 2, Caribbean Airlines will terminate its direct flight services connecting Trinidad, Tobago, and Barbados. This strategic adjustment is part of a broader effort to optimize regional…
Detected places:Barbados
PEG Farm blends farming, food, education in St Joseph community
P EG Farm in Easy Hall, St Joseph, is growing into more than a place for agriculture, with farming, education, food and community life all coming together on the property. The 90-acre farm is part of …
Detected places:Barbados
Codrington Road to close for National Stadium works
The section of Codrington Road between Stadium Road and Waterford Road, St Michael, will be closed from Thursday, August 27, to facilitate ongoing work on the National Stadium Redevelopment Project. T…
Detected places:Barbados
PM defends water zone policies, regulatory oversight
P rime Minister Mia Mottley has acknowledged that the Ministry of the Environment was wrong to grant permission for the Suarez Brothers Circus to operate at the National Botanical Gardens, saying appr…
Detected places:Barbados
Maloney, Skeete share honours in BRC double-header
M ark Maloney and Dane Skeete shared the honours at the Barbados Rally Club’s Double-Header Summer Sprint on August 23, each recording the fastest time in one direction. Maloney defeated Dane Skeete b…
Detected places:Barbados
BHTA hails growth of Adopt-A-School futsal tournament
O rganisers are pleased with the growth of the Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association’s Adopt-A-School Futsal Tournament, which has attracted 24 teams this year, eight more than its inaugural staging.…
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New Customs chief promises more efficient department
T he Customs and Excise Department is starting a modernisation drive that will bring in automation, data-driven risk management, post-clearance audits and more staff training. Lynette Padmore, the new…
Detected places:Barbados