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Royal photographer Rankin gets real about his first-ever celebrity cruise - and what it was really like to work with the late Queen Elizabeth II

Royal photographer Rankin gets real about his first-ever celebrity cruise - and what it was really like to work with the late Queen Elizabeth II

From modest childhood caravan holidays in the British countryside to snapping celebrities on board a luxury Caribbean liner, world-renowned photographer Rankin has come a long way. The Glasgow-born creative is best known for his iconic portraits...

CTO to Launch Groundbreaking Tourism Intelligence Award at SOTIC 2025

CTO to Launch Groundbreaking Tourism Intelligence Award at SOTIC 2025

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) will unveil a landmark regional honor — the Caribbean Tourism Intelligence Award — at this year’s State of the Tourism Industry Conference (SOTIC), underscoring the region’s push toward knowledge-led growth...

Hurricane Ivan: 7 September 2004

Hurricane Ivan: 7 September 2004

by John Angus Martin, A-Z of Grenada Heritage On this day, 7 September 2004, Hurricane Ivan devastated Grenada, leaving 34 people dead and wreaking havoc across the islands. Hurricane Ivan proved that September is truly a month to “remember” as...

PAHO launches award to recognize Caribbean leadership in the fight against superbugs

PAHO launches award to recognize Caribbean leadership in the fight against superbugs

Nominations open until 30 September 2025 Bridgetown, Barbados, 5 September 2025 (PAHO/WHO) — The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has launched the Suzan McLennon-Miguel Caribbean Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Leadership Award, a new...

Fishing sector steadily rebounding

Fishing sector steadily rebounding

Chief Fisheries Officer Dr Shelly-Ann Cox says Barbados’ fishing industry is showing strong signs of recovery in the wake of Hurricane Beryl, with nearly 80 vessels already repaired and relaunched. She also said a major push was underway to...

Bahamians at Carifesta

Bahamians at Carifesta

Sixteen-year-old Analise Simon gave a high-energy performance at the Caribbean Festival of Arts, (CARIFESTA) XV. Simon, a member of the Bahamian contingent, sang Phil Stubbs’ “Stress” and Sweet Emily’s version of “Bring Back the Good Ole Days” on...

Afro-lux at Alara: How Reni Folawiyo built Africa’s first luxury concept store

Afro-lux at Alara: How Reni Folawiyo built Africa’s first luxury concept store

With Alara, Nigeria’s first luxury concept store, Reni Folawiyo has spent a decade redefining African design. Her vision of “Afro-lux” blends tradition and modernity, creating a platform that celebrates African creativity on the global stage. Its...

What Caribbean families should know before switching to electric vehicles

What Caribbean families should know before switching to electric vehicles

Electric vehicles (EVs) are transforming how people drive. Families across the Caribbean are starting to explore this new option. The appeal comes from lower fuel costs and a cleaner environment. Many also see EVs as a symbol of progress. One...

From sargassum to the blue economy: a sustainable opportunity for the Greater Caribbean

From sargassum to the blue economy: a sustainable opportunity for the Greater Caribbean

As climate change warms the oceans and alters nutrient flows in rivers like the Amazon, sargassum thrives. However, when it reaches the coast and begins to decompose, it emits toxic gases, primarily hydrogen sulfide and ammonia, posing increasing...

Political parties confident of victory ahead of Monday’s polls

Political parties confident of victory ahead of Monday’s polls

Guyana’s two main political parties ended their campaign for Monday’s general elections on Saturday night with impressive rallies and expressing confidence of being victorious. Both the ruling People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) and the...

AI being added to school curriculum

AI being added to school curriculum

97 Artificial intelligence (AI) is coming to classrooms in Barbados, as education officials work to ensure students are not left behind in the digital age. AI is set to be introduced into the secondary school curriculum through a new initiative...

FOCOL targets ‘largest ever B$ financing deal’

By NEIL HARTNELL Tribune Business Editor nhartnell@tribunemedia.net FOCOL Holdings is in “advanced talks” to raise $300m-$500m for overhauling New Providence’s energy generation via “the largest private sector financing deal to ever take place in...

T&T at Carifesta XV: Loud, proud and unapologetically Trinbagonian

T&T at Carifesta XV: Loud, proud and unapologetically Trinbagonian

Brent Pin­heiro On Au­gust 29, just over 70 peo­ple from T&T took to the Grand Mar­ket Hall stage at Car­ifes­ta XV in Bar­ba­dos with one pur­pose—to show the re­gion and the world what Trin­bag­on­ian cul­ture is. And show them they did....

Sutherland says quitting ‘personal’, but pundit suggests there may be more

Sutherland says quitting ‘personal’, but pundit suggests there may be more

305 The resignation of Housing Minister Dwight Sutherland — the third such departure from Prime Minister Mia Mottley’s Cabinet in less than a year — has prompted one political scientist to question whether more is happening behind the scenes...

Taxi co-op head urges park-and-ride scheme stay after CARIFESTA

Taxi co-op head urges park-and-ride scheme stay after CARIFESTA

24 Barbados should make the park-and-ride service a permanent fixture at major events to tackle chronic traffic jams, a leading taxi cooperative president has said, while calling this year’s CARIFESTA XV“transformative” for both operators and...

New guidelines to boost safety, protection, and competitiveness

New guidelines to boost safety, protection, and competitiveness

51 A sweeping set of new national standards, designed to bolster public safety, consumer protection and the competitiveness of Barbadian products and services is set to be introduced soon, Barbados TODAY has learnt. The measures—approved by the...

British Airways announces “The End of Summer Sale” for flights and holidays

British Airways announces “The End of Summer Sale” for flights and holidays

British Airways and British Airways Holidays have launched “The End of Summer Sale”, offering customers the chance to banish their summer blues by booking their next adventure with savings across flights and holiday packages. Running until 30...

Afreximbank ready to invest in regional creative sector

Afreximbank ready to invest in regional creative sector

The di­rec­tor of Cre­atives and Di­as­po­ra at the Cairo-based Africa Ex­port-Im­port Bank (Afrex­im­bank), Temwa Gondwe, says there is po­ten­tial for the fi­nan­cial in­sti­tu­tion to in­vest in film pro­duc­tion, mu­sic, fash­ion and sports in...

Pre-budget recommendations from TTCSI, Amcham T&T: Address crime, ease of doing business and digital drive

Pre-budget recommendations from TTCSI, Amcham T&T: Address crime, ease of doing business and digital drive

As the UNC ad­min­is­tra­tion pre­pares to de­liv­er its first na­tion­al bud­get, key busi­ness or­gan­i­sa­tions like the T&T Coali­tion of Ser­vices In­dus­tries (TTC­SI) and Am­cham T&T have pre­sent­ed a uni­fied vi­sion for a di­ver­si­fied...

Bryden’s T&T listing allows existing shareholders to sell

Bryden’s T&T listing allows existing shareholders to sell

Hop­ing to fol­low on from its suc­cess on the Ja­maican Stock Ex­change, two Fri­days ago AS Bry­den & Sons Hold­ings (AS­BH) was of­fi­cial­ly list­ed on the Trinidad and To­ba­go Stock Ex­change (TTSE). The AS Bry­den Group has a rich lega­cy...

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