Barbadian PM Mia Mottley Wins Third Term as BLP Sweeps Every Seat in Election

Barbados – PM Mia Mottley Sweeps to Victory in Elections, Third Time

Mottley, 60, follows former Grenadian Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell, who earlier this year announced he was bowing out of active politics after he had become the first regional leader to win all the seats in his country’s Parliament.

Burt congratulates Barbadian PM after third election win

David Burt congratulated Mia Mottley, the Prime Minister of Barbados, for leading the Barbabos Labour Party to its third consecutive election win. The BLP secured all 30 seats in the House of Assembl...

Barbadian PM Mia Mottley wins third term as BLP sweeps every seat in election

Barbadian Prime Minister Mia Mottley won a historic third election victory, with her Barbados Labour Party sweeping all seats of the island nation's House of Assembly, as counting ended early on Thursday.

BARBADIAN PM MIA MOTTLEY SECURES HISTORIC THIRD TERM WITH CLEAN SWEEP

BARBADIAN PM MIA MOTTLEY SECURES HISTORIC THIRD TERM WITH CLEAN SWEEP By Anele Dlamini #SDN, 13 February 2026 BARBADOS: Barbadian Prime Minister Mia Mottley has won a historic third consecutive term after her Barbados Labour Party (BLP) captured all 30 seats in the island nation’s House of Assembly, official results confirmed early Thursday. This marks […] The post BARBADIAN PM MIA MOTTLEY SECURES HISTORIC THIRD TERM WITH CLEAN SWEEP first appea…

Kagame congratulates Barbadian PM Mottley upon re-election victory

President Paul Kagame has congratulated Prime Minister Mia Mottley on her re-election victory in Barbados, reaffirming the strong bilateral relationship between the two nations. In a tweet posted Friday, February 13, Kagame praised Mottley for her “well-deserved re-election,” emphasizing the friendship grounded in “shared principles of self-determination, resilience, and commitment to delivering prosperity and dignity for our people.” ALSO READ:…

Clarion Across the Atlantic: Mia Mottley’s third mandate and the rise of Caribbean moral leadership

By Ron Cheong Mia Mottley’s third consecutive electoral victory is more than a domestic political milestone. It marks the consolidation of a distinctive model of leadership – one that has amplified the voice of Barbados and, by extension, the wider Caribbean and small island states far beyond the constraints of geography or GDP. In an era defined by geopolitical fragmentation and climate precariousness, her leadership has fused moral clarity, in…