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Jamaican jurist sworn in as new CCJ judge
Kingston – President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), Adrian Saunders, Tuesday welcomed Jamaican-born jurist, Dr Chantal Ononaiwu as the newest judge to the Trinidad-based final court of the region extolling her experience and suggesting that the Caribbean “would benefit even more greatly from her tenure on the...
‘Manchester United eyeing Portugal’s Amorim’
Manchester United are interested in appointing Sporting boss Ruben Amorim as their new manager and are willing to pay his ten million euros (£8.3m) release clause, the Portuguese club say.
The Red Devils need a new manager after sacking Erik ten Hag on Monday.
"Manchester United have expressed their interest in recruiting coach...
CWI announces 15-man squad for ODI series against England
ST. JOHN’S, Antigua - Cricket West Indies (CWI) is pleased to announce the 15-man squad selected for the highly anticipated West Indies Men’s CG United One Day International (ODI) home series against England. Fans are gearing up for what promises to be an electric series, featuring both established stars and...
December target for PSV cashless system
Public service vehicle (PSV) owners are much closer to rolling out their cashless payment system.
However, chairman of the Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT), Roy Raphael, says although they are seeking to make the payment process more efficient and ensure the safety of operators, cash will still be accepted.
He...
Wanted: Javonnte Shakir Harewood
Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating Javonnte Shakir Harewood, 20, who is wanted for questioning in connection with serious criminal matters.
Harewood, whose last known address is # 41 Martins Road, Pinelands, St Michael, is of slim build, with a brown complexion.
Police are advising Harewood to turn himself...
Increased arrivals for this year’s Food And Rum, says BTMI boss
Barbados is boasting bigger numbers in tourist arrivals for this year’s Food And Rum Festival.
This was confirmed by chief executive officer (CEO) of the Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI), Andrea Franklin, at the sold-out Rise & Rum Breakfast Beach Party recently at Harbour Lights, Bay Street, St Michael.
“This year...
Six months to new track
At last!
A new Mondo 400-metre athletics track will be laid six months from now, as phase one of the project is moving ahead at full speed at the Garfield Sobers Sports Complex in Wildey.
When the Weekend Nation visited the site recently, three excavators were seen fully operational, digging the...
Three children among five hurt in Beijing stabbing
Five people, including three children, have been injured in a stabbing attack in Beijing, Chinese police reported Monday.
The incident occurred at around 3:20 p.m. local time (3.20 a.m. ET) in the upmarket Haidian district of China’s capital, local police said in a statement.
“The suspect, identified by the last name...
Statue of NBA star Dwyane Wade sparks fan backlash
A newly unveiled statue of beloved US basketball star Dwyane Wade has sparked online backlash after some said they couldn't see a resemblance to the ex-Miami Heat icon.The statue depicts Wade yelling "this is my house" after scoring a game-winning three-point shot against the Chicago Bulls in 2009. Wade...
Ellerton through to last eight
Ellerton Football Club, with their backs against the wall, staged a dramatic comeback to secure a 2-1 extra-time victory over Pride of Gall Hill in the final Round of 16 clash of the Prime Minister’s Cup semi-professional football tournament.
A massive crowd in the heart of Speightstown, St Peter, came...
Four crash the DAMM party
Four young stowaways in the band which organised the street jump DAMM on Sunday appeared in court yesterday.
They did not know one another and each young man pleaded guilty before Magistrate Douglas Frederick in the District “B” Magistrates’ Court in St Joseph to the charge that while not members...
Produce vendors bracing for bleak Christmas
Some vendors are predicting a bleak Christmas produce-wise, with president of the Barbados Association of Retailers, Vendors and Entrepreneurs (BARVEN) Alister Alexander saying agriculture itself was at risk if things did not change.
He is calling on Government to do more to ease farmers, especially concerning the price of water...