The Barbados Advocate reported on the historic visit of Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda, one of Africa’s most influential post-independence leaders, during his address at the Barbados Workers’ Union Labour College. Kaunda spoke on resilience, faith, labour, and the importance of putting people before politics and profit, drawing connections between Africa’s liberation struggles and the Caribbean’s colonial past.
The Barbdain reports on campaigning by Mr Tudor for the Barbados Labour Party.
On August 22, 1945, a truck carrying plantation workers plunged into Pitcher’s Gully at Lancaster, St. James, claiming 34 lives and leaving a lasting...
The St. Matthew's Church