The Barbados Advocate highlighted the 41-year teaching career of Murielle Stewart, whose service spanned Barbados and Trinidad. Reflecting on changes in education, she welcomed greater opportunities for teachers and students while raising concerns about family pressures and education reform—issues that remain relevant as Barbados prepares for major changes to its school system.
I am Diane Campbell, MA History graduate of the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill campus. On this day, November 16th, 1839, the...
Today In Bajan History April 15th 1820, an account of a matter was published in The Barbados Mercury and Bridgetown Gazette about Mr. Cheeseman...
Revered Landship Commander Leon Marshall dies. He was born in November 1906 in St. Andrew and made significant contributions to resuscitating the Landship.