Unlicensed gun found in robbery suspect’s home.
Berbice : In the wake of the numerous robberies around the country the police conducted a search at Berbice and recovered an unlicensed 12 gauge shotgun at a house at No. 60 Village,…
Day: May 11, 2011
Removal of corporal punishment from schools will cause disorder
Bridgetown. The removal of corporal punishment from schools will lead to an chaotic society. This comment was made by the Director of National Task Force on Crime Prevention, (NTFCP) Cheryl…
ERC’s Chairman Bishop Edghill calls on the ACB to suspend or revoke CNS TV6 licence
Georgetown : Chairman of the Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) Bishop Juan Edghill has written to the Advisory Committee on Broadcasting (ACB) to have the licence of CNS Television 6 to be…
No room for complacency says Stuart
Bridgetown. There are no immediate terroism threats to Barbados and the rest of the region, but the recent killing of Osama Bin Laden by the United States provides the Caribbean…
US$48 M rice deal signed- Guyana secures another rice agreement with Venezuela
Georgetown : Another rice agreement has been sealed between Guyana and Venezuela that will pave the way for Guyana to export 30,000 tonnes of white rice at the cost of US$800 per metric tonne and…
Gov’t OLPF a critical component of new frontier development path-PM Hinds
Georgetown : Prime Minister Samuel Hinds called for closer collaboration among regional bodies with regards to devising strategies to maximise the benefits of Information Communication Technology (ICT). He was at the time delivering…
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