Time to deepen cooperation with China
Bridgetown. Barbados' Ambassador to China Sir Lloyd Sandiford, thinks the time is ripe for an acceleration of the cooperation between the two countries. Speaking at a dinner to commemorate the…
Month: May 2012
Breast cancer on the increase
Bridgetown. More women are being diagnosed with breast cancer in Barbados, says Dr Shirley Hanoman-Jhagoo of the Barbados Cancer Society. According to Hanoman-Jhagoo, in 2008 there were 146 news cases,…
Stabbing at San Sauveur fish night
Dominica : Two Petite Soufriere residents were left nursing wounds, after a stabbing incident at a fish night at San Sauveur on Saturday night. The two, a man and a…
Body found in cemetery
Georgetown : Police in Division ‘A’ Georgetown are investigating the circumstances which led to the death of Keith Bowen of 51 Norton Street Lodge,whose body was found in the Le…
Police considering new legislation for noise pollution
Bridgetown. Commissioner of Police Darwin Dotton is considering asking the Government to draft legislation to deal with noise pollution on the island. Speaking to the press yesterday after a service…
Mother and children injured in accident
Bridgetown. A mother and her children were injured after her car turned over on Wildey Main Road, St Michael, yesterday evening. Shonelle Holder, 30, was driving when her car struck…
No drop in VAT
Bridgetown. Barbadians will have to wait a while before The value added tax (VAT) is restored to 15 percecent from the current at 17.5, Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler is…
President Ramotar says Guyana has moved on with economic development and social freedoms since independence.
Georgetown : President Donald Ramotar in his Independence speech last night at the 46th Independence Anniversary of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana flag raising ceremony said, the years since…
PM Hinds confirms CARICOM support for global African Diaspora
Prime Minister Samuel Hinds represented Guyana at the First Global African Diaspora Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa earlier this week at which the work done and the outcomes of the…
Up to $100,000 reward offered in solving Wolf’s murder
BVI: The Royal Virgin Islands Police are offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of persons responsible for the murder of Cardinal…
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