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The Tenacious Tyra Holds FIRM
“Together with Tyra” was her slogan, but tenacity and tolerance are what led Attorney Tyra Trotman to win the candidacy for St. Michael Central last night. Even as she defeated the CEO of the Small Business Association, Lynette Holder, 156–45,
NCF Mourns the Passing of Theatre Practitioner Milton McCollin.
The National Cultural Foundation is profoundly saddened to learn of the recent passing of Milton McCollin, a dedicated theatre activist who played a pivotal role in shaping Barbadian theatre during the post-colonial era. His contributions have left an indelible mark
Bajan Best: Scam-Uh-Life Pulls Out All Stops
There were no holds barred, actually, Jherad Lord Zenn Alleyne released the full clip in the highly hilarious stage play Scam-Uh-Life. Featuring some of the island’s best, including Zenn himself playing an indecisive husband, Kenroy who is living a life
Power & Pompoms Bim Cheer’s Take Off
The BIM Cheer Federation Inc. successfully held its second annual cheerleading competition Sunday, December 14, 2025 at the St. Michael Secondary School. Scores of proud parents, coaches, and members of the community gathered to witness the battle for points among
New Year Statement Calls for Deeper Support for Women and Girls in 2026
As Barbados enters a new year, the President of the National Organisation of Women(NOW) Barbados is calling for renewed national commitment to advancing equality,supporting women’s mental health, valuing care work, and strengthening pathways foryoung women transitioning into adulthood.While acknowledging that
Sailing Toward Health: Silk Road Ark Offers Free Care
A floating symbol of international cooperation has arrived in Barbadian waters, as the Chinese Naval Ship Silk Road Ark opens its gangways to provide comprehensive healthcare to the public through December 27. The vessel set sail from China in early
Soca Goes Gold -Ultimate Vibes
Saturday, November 22nd marked the staging of the Soca Goes Gold event, and one of the biggest highlights—both for patrons and those viewing the videos via social media —witnessed the return of local entertainer Bruce Chandler. Bruce, formerly known as
Pirates Claim Third Straight Title
Pirates Achieve Three-Peat Victory at Bayview Swim MeetBayview, October 4th The Bayview Pirates secured a dramatic victory at the 3rd annual Bayview Pirates Swim Meet, extending their dominant streak to three consecutive years. The tightly contested meet, held from September
Free Movement: What It Costs Locals
As the Free Movement initiative takes off, Barbadians are weighing the real impact on their daily lives. From job security and wages to public services and safety, locals are asking tough questions about what this change could mean for them,
Chef Khai’s Why: Serving Up Purpose
“Food is Energy!” were the sentiments of young and upcoming Barbadian entrepreneur Chef Khai Williams as he shared the journey that led him to becoming an entrepreneur. News On The Go Now caught up with the owner of Chef de
BACA Calls for Resolution in the Case of Calypsonian
The Barbados Association of Creatives and Artistes (BACA) expresses its grave concern over the ongoing treatment of our member, Calypsonian and Programme Manager Mr. Ronnie Clarke, Mr. Clarke has faithfully served Barbados in two distinct capacities: as a respected Programme
Cost, Concerns, and Expectations of the New School Term
Just like viewing an Instagram story, summer has flew by and many parents have felt the crush of the September back-to-school rush and all that comes with it. From last-minute shopping trips and transportation concerns to the weight of new