Ten members of a teachers’ savings society officially registered the Barbados Teachers Cooperative Credit Union Limited, beginning its journey with just $1,000 in capital. The organization grew out of a buyers’ club formed in the 1950s and was driven by the leadership of educator John Wilkinson Lovell and a dedicated group of pioneers committed to thrift, cooperation, and financial empowerment.
On March 23, 1952, the disappearance of the schooner Zenith, en route from Barbados to British Guiana, reignited urgent calls for improved safety in...
Newton enslaved burial ground handed over to the government
Hello, I am Shavier Cummings, history graduate from the Department of History, Philosophy, and Psychology at the University of the West Indies Cave Hill...