I stayed at Sandals Royal Barbados—here are the tips I'd give every first-time guest - Yahoo Creators I stayed at Sandals Royal Barbados—here are the tips I'd give every first-time guest Yahoo Creators
Rihanna Shares Rare Photos with All 3 Kids as They Visit the Barbados Street Where She Grew Up, Which Is Now Named After Her - People.com Rihanna Shares Rare Photos with All 3 Kids as They Visit the Barbados Street Where She Grew Up, Which Is Now Named After Her People.com
'Trippy how life works': Rihanna takes her kids back to the Barbados street where her dreams began - TheGrio 'Trippy how life works': Rihanna takes her kids back to the Barbados street where her dreams began TheGrio
Water lockdown - Drought triggers ban by NWC as conditions expected to continue into September or October Several parishes will be under water prohibition orders as of this week. The National Water Commission (NWC) announced yesterday that it will issue a water prohibition notice tomorrow, with enforcement measures taking effect on August 17. The decision, which comes on the heels of daily water lock-off measures announced last week, followed a high-level stakeholder meeting yesterday involving the NWC and the Meteorological Service.
‘School will not be the same’ - Little London Primary mourns slain teacher Andre James WESTERN BUREAU: The murder of schoolteacher Andre James has rattled the Little London Infant and Primary School community as it mourns one of its most dedicated educators. James, 39, was found dead at a house in Pitini district in Bluefields, Westmoreland, on Sunday afternoon. “This school community will not be the same come September without Mr James,” school board Chairman Councillor Ian Myles told The Gleaner on Monday.
CCJ leaks won’t sway PNP The allegations that have emerged about the operations of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) have not affected the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) stance that it should replace the Britain-based Privy Council as Jamaica’s final court of appeal, party President Mark Golding has declared. In fact, Golding told The Gleaner that the emails cited by Trinidad and Tobago newspaper, the Sunday Express, “disclose an internal environment in which the judges feel free to express their independent and opposing views forthrightly to the president of the court”.
MoBay perimeter road taking shape as deadline looms Western Bureau: With the September 2026 deadline for the phased opening of the US$354-million Montego Bay Perimeter Road Project fast approaching, steady progress is being reported by Minister of Works Robert Morgan. The perimeter road is a major infrastructure development aimed at easing the severe traffic congestion plaguing the western city while also unlocking new lands for sustainable development. The construction is being managed by the National Road Operating and Constructing Company Limited (NROCC) and is being built by China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC).
West to get plyboard classroom amid slow post-Melissa repair Western Bureau: With several schools in western Jamaica still in a state of disrepair, nine months after Hurricane Melissa, the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth, and Information’s Region Four has indicated that temporary buildings are being set up at some institutions to facilitate classes ahead of the upcoming school year.