Redjet going ahead with suit against the Government
Bridgetown. Redjet is still going ahead with plans to sue the Government of Barbados, this was comfirmed yesterday by executive chairman of the airline Ian Burns yesterday at a meeting…
Author: Amit Somaru
Application to dismiss murder charge refused by CCJ
Bridgetown. The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has refused the application to dismiss a murder charge against Frank Gibson and ordered the Registrar of the High Court of Barbados to…
Lawyers threaten to strike
Bridgetown. The council of the Bar Association has written its members suggesting they strike action at the Supreme Court Complex as a means of getting their concerns heard. A letter…
Funds for green economy
Bridgetown. The Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) has provided a $300,000 grant to assist small and medium sized businesses in Barbados reduce their operating cost and create more jobs. Speaking during…
Three men remanded
Bridgetown. Three men were remanded to Her Majesty Prison Dodds when they Oistin Magistrates Courts this afternoon. Shamar Blenman, 29, of Herbert Land, Codrington Hill, St Michael, Kadeem Hunte ,…
Customers being overcharged by the Water Authority
Bridgetown. Customers are being overcharged by the Barbados Water Authority (BWA) because of the way they are calculating their bills, says investigations officer in the office of Public Counsel, Romel…
Police makes major breakthrough
Bridgetown. Lawmen has recovered several household items and other equipment from a spate of burglaries in the Christ Church area. Acting Public Relations Officer of the Royal Barbados Force Sergeant…
Private Sector express concerns about new labour laws
Bridgetown. Members of the Barbados Chamber of Commerce & Industry (BCCI) expressed concerns that the Holiday With Pay Amendment Bill 2012 could destabilize their businesses during an economic downturn. Among…
Convicted murderers could be freed
Bridgetown. Five convicted murderers could be released from Her Majesty's Prison Dodds before the end of the year, after being incarcerated for over 30 years. The local Privy Council had…
Caribbean must take charge of its destiny
Bridgetown. The Caribbean must accept responsibility for its own destiny and stop relying on outside validation. This is the advice of Jennifer Astaphan, Executive Director of the Caribbean Centre for…
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