BWA begins nightly shut-offs
The Barbados Water Authority started nightly shut-offs from tonight in an effort to relive the customers in St Joseph.In a media release yesterday the...
US Embassy marks World Press Freedom Day
The United States Embassy in Barbados marked this year's World Press Freedom Day by hosting an interactive webchat event on Thursday entitled Reporting for...
TV station permits on the cards
Government will be permitting other entities to apply for licences to operate television stations, as Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley says it is “wrong”...
25 years the minimum,says AG
All convicts sentenced to life imprisonment in Barbados won’t necessarily serve only 25 years in jail.So said Attorney General Dale Marshall, in response to...
Still in recession
Barbados remains in recession, with the economy contracting by an estimated 0.2 per cent in the first quarter.And while economic growth is predicted to...
Moe: Free and responsible press
Minister of Information, Broadcasting and Public Affairs, Senator Lucille Moe, has called for society to use social media for good and not abuse it.In...