UPDATE: The Barbados Police Service has confirmed a shooting death at Kendal Hill B, Christ Church, about 1:40 p.m. today, Sunday, November 2, 2025. They note in a press release that "investigations revealed that two masked men exited a motorcar and discharged a number of gunshots into a parked motorcar, injuring the occupant of that car. "Ambulance personnel responded to the scene, examined the body and said that there were no signs of life. A medical doctor subsequently pronounced death. Polic

6.6K views · 27 reactions | A government official urges Barbadians to assist vulnerable families. Ex-LIAT workers hand over a petition to authorities appealing for their outstanding severance pay. ...and more in your Barbados Today Evening News Update... | Barbados Today | Facebook

4.6K views · 11 reactions | BARBADOS TODAY AFTERNOON UPDATE - September 12 The BDF and the RSS take action to evacuate stranded Barbadians in St Maarten. An urgent call to save the nation’s youth. The French President Emmanuel Macron tours French territories hard hit by Hurricane Irma …and more in the Barbados Today Afternoon News Update… | Barbados Today | Facebook

Barbados is now at the stage of community spread of the coronavirus. COVID-19 Czar Richard Carter revealed two such cases are being investigated on the island, but he says it's not widespread. He was a guest on CBC TV8's programme, Mornin' Barbados. Mr. Carter also dismissed concerns that the health of Barbadians was compromised due to the country's decision not to close its borders. He gave an update on efforts to locate people who arrived on island in late March following an appeal made by the

1.2K views · 5 comments | Over the last 3 days, 15 cases of COVID-19 were recorded in Barbados, with the country's total now at 1156. This update from Minister of Health and Wellness Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Bostic during this morning's COVID-19 Update and press conference. | CBC News Barbados | Facebook

2.1K views · 36 reactions | Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley says Barbados is doing itself more good, than harm by opening up its borders to more skilled Caribbean nationals. Ms. Mottley led off debate on the Caribbean Community Movement of Skilled Nationals Bill, 2019. The most recent amendment adds security guards and agricultural workers to the list of those who can travel freely once they are qualified. | CBC News Barbados | Facebook

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President of the Barbados Alliance to End Homelessness, Kemar Saffrey, has signalled his interest in representing a Political Party in the next General Election. Mr. Saffrey told Starcom Network News that his two decades of work in the social sector has fueled a passion for public service, which he intends to pursue at the constituency level in the near future. #starcomnetworknews #thelatest #barbados | Starcom Network News

Political analyst Peter Wickham joined us live on the CBC NewsNight and spoke with our Teshia Hinds to give his take on the surprising Cabinet changes announced by Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley today. #CBCNewsBarbados | CBC News Barbados