On March 31, 1950, Barbados marked the passing of Sir John Hudson, a respected physician, public servant, and nation builder whose work helped shape the island’s early development. Trained in medicine, he devoted over 50 years to public health at a time when systems were still evolving, advocating for improved sanitation and structured health administration, including the establishment of the Office of Chief Medical Officer.
Barbadian social activist Elton Mottley's column "Imported Ideologies but it's Relevant" in the Barbadian gives sound reasoning for accepting the Black Power movement in...
This Today in Bajan History segment reflects on a letter published in the Barbados Agricultural Reporter on February 4, 1910, which sharply criticized the...
The Barbadian News Paper brought the butcher controversy and conspiracy, to the public's attention.