While there are con­cerns by Cou­va North con­stituents about the UNC’s re­place­ment for MP Ra­mona Ram­di­al, the area’s ex­ec­u­tive is work­ing with new can­di­date Ravi Rati­ram.

Prime Min­is­ter of Bar­ba­dos and for­mer chair of Cari­com, Mia Mot­t­ley has re­vealed that six air car­ri­ers have ex­pressed in­ter­est in tak­ing over LI­AT’s trav­el routes, in wake of the car­ri­er’s cur­rent fi­nan­cial chal­lenge.

BRIDGETOWN, Bar­ba­dos – Amid glow­ing trib­utes paid to the crick­et­ing ex­cel­lence of late West In­dies leg­end Sir Ever­ton Weekes, Prime Min­is­ter Mia Mot­t­ley and her Vin­cent­ian coun­ter­part have drawn at­ten­tion to his bril­liance and how he was able to rise above hard­ship to be­come one of the great­est bats­men in the sport.

The Bridge of Hope Chil­dren’s Home at San­gre Chiq­ui­to has been at­tract­ing at­ten­tion from peo­ple both na­tion­al­ly and in­ter­na­tion­al­ly.

As I was scrolling through news­feeds across var­i­ous so­cial me­dia plat­forms I came across a love­ly pho­to of a group of Trinida­di­an pro­fes­sion­als. The group con­sist­ed of dif­fer­ent ages and both gen­ders and at a glance every­one ex­ud­ed such a pos­i­tive au­ra. I felt proud at this sight and I thought to my­self this is re­al­ly a fine group of per­sons. We need more sup­port for the Black Lives Mat­ter (BLM) move­ment, a cause I and so many oth­ers un­re­lent­ing­ly sup­port.