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Lawyers to put submissions on killer June 20
Attorneys for both sides will address Justice Michelle Weekes in two weeks on how much jail time they believe convicted Campus Trendz killer Jamar...
Humphrey: Train more seafarers
Former Minister of Maritime Affairs Kirk Humphrey is encouraging Barbados to continue to expand its capacity to train seafarers, thereby equipping more people to...
Thorne wants full account of $50m
Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne is demanding that Government provide a detailed account of the $50 million spent on the upgrade of Kensington Oval as...
Concern over wait for appointments
Following the mass appointment of temporarily employed or acting public officers four years ago, the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) is concerned that...
Wheel of Fortune host signs off after four decades
Pat Sajak, the longtime host of Wheel of Fortune, has signed off to viewers after four decades of asking contestants if they "would like...
Interest pain
Government is likely to continue facing higher than normal debt repayment costs because themuch-anticipated lowering of global interest rates has not yet materialised.
That is...
Promoters’ fee concern
Party promoters fear that the increase in events this summer will mean they will be paying more to Copyright Society of Composers, Authors and...
Subjects staying
The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) had a change of heart and changed its plan to cut four of its subjects offered to students across...
CDEMA ‘well stocked’ with supplies
Caribbean countries are stockpiling recovery supplies as the region prepares for a predicted active hurricane season and persistent disruption in the supply chain of...
11 hospitalised after waiting in extreme heat to enter Trump’s campaign...
Extreme heat in Arizona sent 11 people to hospital as thousands waited to enter a campaign rally with former President Donald Trump.
As Trump took...
Tornadoes tear through South Africa killing 11
At least 11 people have died and more than 50 others are injured after tornadoes tore through parts of South Africa’s coastal province of KwaZulu-Natal...
Airport taxi operators ‘not getting fair share’
Some taxi operators at the Grantley Adams International Airport say they are not receiving a fair share of the pie of increased visitors for...