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Govt should fast track legal opinion, says DLP

Government should be moving with urgency to get a...

Tighter security for Crop Over last lap

On Kadooment Day special attention will be given to certain areas...

New initiative to improve Caribbean energy sector

A multi-million dollar initiative designed to close the institutional...

QEH relocates post-mortem services

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) has temporarily relocated all...

Goal of 12 transplants a year

The Human Tissue Transplant Bill, 2026 should see ten...

BEC calls for protection of rights and dignity of workers

The Barbados Employers' Confederation (BEC) says it has noted...

Walters blasts Clifden overruns

Opposition Senator Ryan Walters says the Clifden Development, St Philip project is a blatant misuse of public funds, based on the cost overruns of...

Mia’s move ‘no surprise’

At least two political observers have not found it surprising that Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley announced that she will run again whenever she...

Mottley: New senator to be announced soon

Expect a new senator to be announced shortly to take the place of the just elected Member of Parliament for St James North, Chad...

Thorne: We will have good days again

First-timer Felicia Dujon went down in a bruising defeat to the Barbados Labour Party’s (BLP) Chad Blackman, another first-timer, but she and leader of...

Sealy blasts $300 ‘vote grab’

The $300 solidarity allowance is nothing more than “a naked, crude . . . votegrabbing exercise” by a Government that has an unholy alliance...

DLP: Govt priorities wrong

Government has its priorities wrong when it comes to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) says Senator Andre Worrell, who is also the Democratic Labour...

Rowe found not guilty

After more than two hours of deliberation, a nine-member jury on Wednesday afternoon found Parliamentarian Neil Gabriel Rowe not guilty of rape. The verdict was...

Deliberations in MP’s rape case to start tomorrow

Wednesday is the day that jurors will decide the fate of parliamentarian Neil Gabriel Rowe who has been on trial since April 7, accused...

Court rules in favour of neighbour after tree damaged house

Oon the eve of the hurricane season, a man has been awarded more than $50 000 against his neighbour after a tree – uprooted...

Witness tells of gyrating

Parliamentarian Neil Rowe’s rape case is heading into addresses to the jury on Monday, paving the way for the judge’s summation and a possible...