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Judge to RBC: Pay up

In a landmark ruling with implications for banking and...

Talks begin after PSV strike

The PSV Workers Association and officials of the Transport...

Operators ‘denied fair hearing’

Veteran trade unionist Caswell Franklyn and president of the...

Family seeking justice six years after mother’s death

Three brothers have vowed to continue their six-year battle for...

Mother appeals for child’s release

The mother of a teen at the Government Industrial...

Biologist still sees Hot Pot danger

Three decades after the worst drowning tragedy in Barbados’...

Bajans assured proposed changes to Board will be positive

Barbadians are being assured that plans to convert the Transport Board into the Barbados National Transport Co-operative will not result in the negative behaviours...

Jada Group gets two barrack licences

The JADA Group has been issued two barrack licences and has begun relocating migrant workers back to their renovated housing facilities in Black Bess,...

Site checks the norm, says Ishmael

Officials from the Environmental Health Department are inspecting migrant worker accommodations across Barbados and have identified compliance issues at some of the construction sites,...

Advocates at odds with prison

Two men who were the subject of an advertisement by the Barbados Bar Association regarding their nonattorney status say they have been “banned” from Dodds...

Family cries out over child

A family is publicly criticising the Child Care Board (CCB), alleging the state agency ignored their repeated reports of neglect and failed to protect...

Bar calls for broader work permit regulations

The recent investigation into the living quarters of 80 migrant workers with a construction firm has reignited debate over who should have the authority...

‘No need’ to amend Constitution

Minister of Home Affairs and Information Gregory Nicholls has stated that a comprehensive review of the work permit system is under way that includes...

Government probing living state of migrants

A high-level government team led by Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley descended on a construction site yesterday, discovering 68 migrant workers living in deplorable,...

More than 150 inmates frustrated over legal delays

More than 150 inmates at Dodds Prison are trapped in legal limbo, waiting months – and in some cases, years – for decisions on...

Activist slaps Bar with $500 000 lawsuit

Social activist and paralegal Winston Clarke has slapped the Barbados Bar Association (BBA) and its president, Larry Smith, with a $500 000 lawsuit, accusing...