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Vietnamese tycoon loses death row appeal over world’s biggest bank fraud
Vietnamese property tycoon Truong My Lan has lost her appeal against her death sentence for masterminding the world’s biggest bank fraud.
The 68-year-old is now...
Elders ‘soon to have more control’ over affairs
Government is pursuing several steps in the name of social justice, such as giving people more control over who takes care of them and...
Bangladesh take control
KINGSTON – Nahid Rana’s first-ever five-wicket Test haul, backed by some resolute batting, has put Bangladesh in firm control of the second Test at...
Aziza’s trial pushed back to 2025
An ongoing trial has pushed back that of former calypso monarch Aziza Kebret Tsgaye Clarke until next year.
Her trial is now slated for June...
Barbados salaries third highest
Barbados no longer has the highest salaries in the Caribbean, particularly those paid to executives and people in specialised roles.
That is the finding of...
Residents, developer at odds
Floor tiles at four homes along Pavilion Road, Bank Hall, St Michael, have popped up and the residents believe it is as a result...
Belgium ordered to pay reparations for colonial kidnappings
A Belgium court has ordered the government to pay reparations to five mixed-race women who were forcibly removed from their families in the colonial-era Belgian Congo.
The...
Small Craft Warning and High Surf Advisory issued for Barbados
The Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) has issued a Small Craft Warning and High Surf Advisory for the island, effective from today.
The warnings highlight...
West Indies announces squad for CG United ODI Series against Bangladesh
Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced its 15-man squad for the upcoming CG United One Day International (ODI) home series against Bangladesh, dubbed the...
Elton John unable to ‘watch own musical’ after eyesight loss
Sir Elton John said he has been unable to watch the stage show he wrote the music for due to losing his eyesight.
Speaking at...
People with HIV and AIDS still have rights, says Humphrey
Barbados is doing well on the medical side of the HIV pandemic but still has to work on the social side, says Minister of...
Report: SOEs still facing challenges
Some key State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) continue to face financial challenges, with Government rescuing them with millions of dollars in unbudgeted transfers.
While reporting that SOE...