Politics News

Debt-to-GDP ratio drops from 180% to 93%, freeing resources for public services, infrastructure and economic growth.

Baltimore maintained an early, unassailable lead from the start of counting, ultimately winning all seven polling boxes in the constituency.

During the visit, Prime Minister Drew reflected on the deep ancestral and cultural connections linking the Caribbean and West Africa, emphasizing the shared history between Saint Kitts and Nevis and Ghana.

Dr Denzil Douglas said Commonwealth countries must work together and ensure every member state, especially small and vulnerable nations, has a strong voice.

The government’s agricultural infrastructure push includes a modern citrus plant facility and a national agro-processing hub to expand value-added production.

The Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party candidate secured about 70% support in an online poll conducted days before the March 16 vote in St Philip’s North.

PM Terrance Drew expressed gratitude to CARICOM leaders, officials, and the people of St. Kitts and Nevis for their support in hosting the 50th Heads of Government meeting.

The Newfield Basketball Court in St Philip’s North has been upgraded with improved lighting and paving to create a safer, more functional space for community sports and youth engagement.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit met with US officials at the CARICOM Summit to advance regional cooperation, security, migration, and a new 21st-century partnership framework.

PM Mitchell shared that discussions focused on strengthening global partnerships, regional security, and advancing development priorities, with key contributions from leaders such as Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

The Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party candidate set out a three-pillar agenda centred on community development, sustainability and skills training, as he outlined plans to strengthen services and opportunities in the constituency.

Parliament has passed the Payment System and Services Bill 2026, introducing a modern legal framework for digital payments, strengthening oversight, consumer protection and promoting financial inclusion within the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union.

Five important bills, including those on medical regulation, food safety, and payment systems, were discussed to modernize Dominica’s laws and align with regional CARICOM standards.

Discussions between the leaders centered on strengthening regional unity amid geopolitical shifts.

Caribbean leaders, including PMs Dr Terrance Drew, Dr Roosevelt Skerrit, and Andrew Holness, extend heartfelt congratulations to Barbados' PM Mia Mottley on her historic third-term election victory.

The prime ministers of Dominica and St Kitts and Nevis met in Roseau to discuss regional integration and preparations for the upcoming CARICOM summit.

Even opposition leader Ralph Thorne was also not able to vote and it happened for the first time ever in any elections.

Stay updated on the latest polling data, voter turnout, and key developments leading up to the 2026 Barbados elections.

Secretary General Dr. Barnett emphasized Sweden's role in energy resilience and regional cooperation under the Nordic-CARICOM agreement.

The public is advised that the sale, distribution, or supply of any intoxicating liquor is strictly prohibited across Barbados on Election Day, February 11, 2026.