Students injured in fire
Kingston. Four students from the College of Agriculture, Science and Education (CASE) were rushed to the Port Antonio Hospital about three o'clock this morning after fire broke out on one…
Month: March 2013
Water reserves adequate
Bridgetown. The reservoirs of the Barbados Water Authority (BWA) can adequately service the public during the current dry season. According acting general manager of the BWA Dr John Mwanza, any…
Delegation from Chinese bank in Antigua
Antigua St. John's – A delegation from of the China EXIM Bank will start a visit to Antigua and Barbuda from today observe the construction progress and status of projects…
Manslaughter charges dropped against policemen
St George. Grenada. A judge has ruled that there should be a corner's inquest before a criminal case can proceed against five Grenadian police officers accused of manslaughter in the…
Police investigating internet beating
Bridgetown. The Royal Barbados Police Force are investigating the case of a 33-year-old mother who was videotaped beating her 14-year-old daughter with a plank. Police public relations officer, Inspector David…
CCJ rules on admissability statement in the Myrie case
Bridgetown. The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) yesterday ruled that the statements of two people interviewed by a police officer as part of his investigations into allegations by Jamaican national…
Warner’s sons deny they are under house arrest
Port of Spain: TV6 is reporting that the sons of Trinidad and Tobago's Minister of National Security Jack Warner are not under house arrest. In an exclusive investigative report shown earlier today,…
Former T&T Cabinet Minister dies
Former People’s National Movement activist John Donaldson passed away this morning. Reports stated he died at the St Clair Medical Centre in Port of Spain. He served under the PNM…
Another Jamaican caught with drugs at the GAIA
Bridgetown. Another Jamaican national has been caught at the Grantley Adams International Airport (CAIA) trying to smuggle drugs into Barbados. The man, who arrived in Barbados yesterday is yet to…
Government not moving quickly on renewable energy
A group of local business people is moving to increase the use of renewable energy in Barbados, but it laments government is not moving speedily enough on the issue. The …
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