Barbados Health Update: The Ministry of Health says there are “no new cases” of scarlet fever, chicken pox or monkeypox after earlier student illnesses at Hillaby/Turner’s Hall Primary were investigated, with only one case testing positive for Group A Streptococcus. Transport & Inclusion: The Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) is questioning Government delays in approving $3 million to import disabled-friendly electric buses, leaving approved applicants stuck and pushing for better access for persons with disabilities. Barbados Culture & Craft: Stade’s West Indies Rum Distillery’s Citadelle Bajan gin wins Gold at the 2026 Gin Masters, adding fresh spotlight to Barbados-made spirits. Youth & Skills: Flow launches its 2026 Summer Internship Programme, placing nine students across areas like technology, customer experience, marketing and corporate communications. Education Pathways: UWI Global Campus Alumni Outreach Programme top students begin month-long internships after a pre-internship orientation, bridging school success to real workplace expectations. Community & Faith: A call goes out for young people, especially males, to join the Church Health Ministry as it ramps up programmes for physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing. Festival Season Safety: The Health Ministry issues guidance for mass events, including requirements for notifying the ministry, sanitary facilities, and food stall permits. Regional Sports: Barbados’ Carlie Robinson takes the CARICOM Secretary-General’s Trophy at the 19th CARICOM Road Run/Walk in St Lucia, with Attoya Harvey and Alexia John also placing. Travel & Lifestyle: Aer Lingus announces a temporary direct Dublin–Barbados service starting late March 2026, timed alongside the end of its Manchester route. Creative Spotlight: Stars From All Nations and Adjaye Associates host free go-to-market coaching for creative entrepreneurs, aiming to open market access for emerging talent.