Call for countries to make CCJ final court
Retiring Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) judge, Justice Andrew Burgess, wants all CARICOM member states acceding to its appellate jurisdiction, rather than Britain’s Privy Council. “I would say it would
Govt entity facing heat over $64 million contract
Home Ownership Providing Energy Inc. (HOPE Inc.) the company created by Government to build homes for low to middle income workers, is facing a lawsuit over a $64 million contract it
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Companies to explore opportunities
Three British companies will shortly be in Barbados to explore business opportunities in housing, alternative energy construction and business development. These were among the immediate outcomes at the end of
Wanted: Darion Alex Hackett
Police are is appealing to the public for assistance in locating Darion Alex Hackett, also known as “Fatman”, who is wanted for questioning in connection with a serious criminal matter.
Wanted: Rackeem Shaquille Alleyne
Police are appealing to the public for assistance in locating Rackeem Shaquille Alleyne, who is wanted for questioning in connection with serious criminal matters. Alleyne, 28, whose last known address
Three injured after early morning house explosion in Bayville
Three people sustained serious injuries after a house at Bayview Avenue, Bayville, St Michael burst into flames early this morning. Two men and one woman who occupied the house are
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Harris joins FIFA Council
In a landmark achievement for local football, Barbados Football Association (BFA) President Randy Harris has become the first Barbadian to hold a seat on world football’s most influential governing body.
Two men charged with murder in Rubis Service Station shooting
The Criminal Investigations Department (Southern Division), The Major Crime and Serious Organised Crime Units of The Barbados Police Service have arrested and formally jointly charged two Christ Church men for
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Foreign reserves cover no joke, says Gibbs
Don’t tell Member of Parliament for St Michael West Chris Gibbs that Barbados has too much in foreign reserves. The businessman remembers under the previous administration when there was hardly
NCF honours 22 artists
On a night filled with music and celebrations, 22 women bathed in the spotlight as they were recognised for their contributions to the visual arts scene in Barbados. As part