‘CONSIDER CRIMINAL LAW’
Chief Justice, Sir Marston Gibson (second row, centre), poses with the new attorneys and other members of the judiciary. Barbados needs more criminal defence lawyers. Once again making this appeal,...
View ArticleHistoric graduation
Longstanding relationship between Campus, Gov’t Advocate Journalist, Cara Leigh-Ann Foster, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree.Chad Christopher Jordan graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree,...
View ArticleYouth influencing technology
To give their input through virtual town hall meetingsFrom left: Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office with responsibility for Energy, Immigration, Telecommunications and Invest Barbados, Senator...
View ArticleRDC celebrates 20 year anniversary
Debbieann Edwards showing off her incredible hand-made handbags to the Minister of Housing, Lands and Rural Development, Denis Kellman. By: Cara L Foster 2016 is the year Barbados celebrates its 50th...
View Article‘Voices for Lupus’ promises to inspire
A section of the choir as they go through their final preparations for the 'Voices for Lupus' concert which will take place tonight. THE stage is set for what is promised to be an uplifting, inspiring...
View ArticleUWI lauded
Institution credited for its contribution to country’s developmentBy: Patricia Thangaraj One of the roles of any good university is to make a valuable contribution towards the development of the...
View ArticleFood, hampers for those in need
Phyllis Reece (right) and Annette Boucher as they prepare the hampers to be delivered.By: Janelle Husbands MEMBERS of Soroptomist International of Jamestown got a jump start on World Food Day...
View ArticleLIAT is vital
Chairman of LIAT, Dr. Jean Holder, presents a token of appreciation to Rector of the St. George Parish Church, Rev. John Rogers, during the service yesterday morning.Members of the LIAT Executive,...
View ArticleUnit taking note of changing face of crime
THE Criminal Justice Research and Planning Unit (CJRPU) is taking note of the changing face of crime in Barbados and the methods being used to address it. Director of the Criminal Justice Research...
View ArticleMinistry refocusing efforts on research and development
THE Ministry of Agriculture, Food, Fisheries and Water Resource Management is refocusing its efforts on one aspect of its mandate, that of research and development. Chief Agricultural Officer in...
View ArticleMinister looking to address housing issues
Minister of Housing, Lands and Rural Development, Denis Kellman making a point. Minister of Housing, Lands and Rural Development, Denis Kellman, has again raised the issue of the large number of...
View ArticleChanges en route for LIAT
Acting CEO of LIAT, Julie Reifer-Jones, speaking to the media. Some changes are coming to regional carrier LIAT. Confirmation came from Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Julie Reifer-Jones, while...
View ArticleNew Berean Bible Church dedicated
The new Berean Bible Church located at No. 1 Hothersal Turning, St Michael. Berean Bible Church has been blessed with a new building as it celebrates its 60th anniversary. Yesterday, in the presence...
View ArticleStatisticians facing increased demands
THE Region’s statisticians are faced with increasing demands to fulfil the requirements, for example, of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the Small Island Developing States Accelerated...
View ArticleCrosswalks to be upgraded
The Barbados Road Safety Association (BRSA) is set to roll out in conjunction with the Ministry of Transport and Works, a new crosswalk improvement project aimed at upgrading at least 50 crosswalks...
View ArticleMP Hinkson: What about the campus in the north?
The Shadow Minister of Education wants to know what happened to the promised campus in the north of the island. The disappointed Member of Parliament for St James North, Edmund Hinkson told The...
View ArticleMore sixth forms on the cards, says Senator
Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation, Senator Harcourt Husbands making a point as he delivered the lecture. Barbados is set to introduce sixth forms...
View ArticleSir George says farewell
Valedictorian, Dominique Lovell accepting her Bachelor of Science Degree, First Class Honours.THE year’s graduating class of the University of the West Indies (UWI), Cave Hill Campus is being...
View ArticleFull support needed to battle spread of diseases
With diseases and illnesses no longer contained by borders, infectious control prevention programmes must be fully funded. Pointing to the spread of Swine Flu, Dengue, Chikungunya and Zika across...
View ArticleLawyers urged to uphold professional conduct
As 45 new attorneys were admitted to the Bar on Friday, Chief Justice Sir Marston Gibson encouraged these individuals to conduct themselves in a manner that would not hurt the profession’s...
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