(Trinidad Guardian) Barbados Attorney General Dale Marshall yesterday made it clear that his government was not to blame in the highly controversial October 2022 arrest of Trinidadian Brent Thomas in Barbados and his subsequent transfer to T&T.
(Barbados Nation) Barbadians are being told to brace for the possibility of shortages in some crops, as the agricultural drought affecting the island persists.
(Barbados Nation) Justice Carlisle Greaves is not happy.
His displeasure stems from the unwillingness of a number of witnesses to testify in trials where four men, in two matters, were accused “of shooting up the place”.
(Barbados Nation) A series of rates and conditions of service have been put in place for people in the construction sector employed by firms which have been awarded Government contracts.
(Barbados Nation) Murderer Patrick Nathaniel Leacock stabbed his estranged girlfriend 24 times while their daughter sat nearby at a table eating her breakfast.
(Trinidad Guardian) Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) yesterday confirmed that it will retrench 70 per cent of the workforce at its wholly owned Barbados-based subsidiary, Arawak Cement Company.
(Reuters) – Pop and R&B superstar Rihanna made a grand return to the stage yesterday, floating high above the Super Bowl field, dazzling the crowd with a fast-paced medley of her hits and revealing that she is pregnant with her second child.
(Barbados Nation) Barbados’ economic progress relies on more than just the Government’s investment in capital projects, especially during these hard times.
(Barbados Nation) – A coalition of opposition political parties and civil society organisations, Friday said they planned to stage peaceful protests from this Thursday to stop the December 6 snap general election, insisting that no elections should be held in Dominica without electoral reform.
(Barbados Nation) – The UN’s main human rights agency is calling on the Dominican Republic to halt the deportations of Haitian migrants at a time of unrest in their country.
(Barbados Today) Member of Parliament for St Michael North West Neil Rowe appeared in the Oistins Magistrates’ Court yesterday where he was not required to plea to an indictable charge of rape.
(Barbados Nation) Former Deputy Speaker of the House of Assembly, Neil Rowe was arraigned in the Oistins Court today, charged with having unlawful sexual intercourse with a female last month.