Students of Frederick Smith Secondary School obeying new security measures on the entering at the gate, yesterday.
Former Principal of St. James Secondary School, now Frederick Smith Secondary School, Reverend Keith Griffith.
While a former Principal lauds the Ministry of Education’s efforts to beef-up security at Frederick Smith Secondary School, he believes the problem is deeper.
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley shared with the congregation at the St. Mary’s Church her thoughts on what Barbados beyond 2019 must include.
RESILIENCE, passion, compassion, creativity and confidence.
On Broad Street, this clothing store showed its national pride with this display.
Bridgetown merchants are showing little interest in Independence sales as they concentrate more on the lucrative Christmas holiday.
A section of the large crowd at the Hyatt Ziva meeting on Tuesday night.
SCORES of Barbadians made their way to the Copacabana Beach Bar on Tuesday night to see and hear proposed plans for the US$175 million Hyatt Ziva all-inclusive resort earmarked for Bay Street in th
Sir Anthony Bryan, Publisher and Chairman of the Board of the Advocate Publishers (2000) Inc. (second from right) greeting Charge D’Affaires Xi Zou (centre), while Director of the Political section and Second Secretary Jin Gao (right), Executive Director, Samantha Smith (second from left) and Director, Sherry-Anne Padmore look on.
Sir Anthony Bryan, Publisher and Chairman of the Board of the Advocate Publishers (2000) Inc., received a courtesy call from representatives of the Chinese Embassy in Barbados, at the newspaper’s F
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