Policeman says he thought Myrie was a drug courier
Bridgetown. Police Constable Everton Gittens told the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) this morning that he had a hunch that Shanique Myrie could be a drug courier when she…
Author: Amit Somaru
New United States visa process
Bridgetown. The United States Embassy has established a new system for Barbadians and nationals of the Eastern Caribbean who are applying for for a US visa. Consul General at the…
Wanted men turned themselves in
St John's Antigua. Two wanted men have police have turned themselves in to the police. Dwayne Kerry Joseph Aka “Little Man” of Point, turned himself over to the police yesterday…
Insurance scam discovered by police
Kingston. The Jamaican police have uncovered an emerging insurance scam which criminals are using to bilk local companies out of millions of dollars. Insurance company executives and police investigators say…
Four Seasons being sold
Bridgetown. The Four Seasons project is being sold and the Government should get back the $60 million it invested in the controversial hotel development. Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler gave…
Myrie’s clearance was cancelled
Bridgetown The Immigration Department had given Shanique Myrie permission to enter Barbados when she first arrived in the country two years ago. The permission was cancelled moments later, after it…
Air transportation and crime a major headache for regional trade
Bridgetown. St. Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves yesterday warned that crime and difficulties surrounding regional air transportation are major stumbling blocks towards making greater progress in…
Man charged with murder
Bridgetown. A man have charged a man for the murder of Kimberly Hinds who was found dead at her Rock Hall, St Thomas home last Sunday. He is Conroy Ramsay,…
Cannabis seized on inter- island vessel
Bridgetown. Forty-nine pounds of cannabis of were seized by members of the Drug Squad aboard a inter-island vessel, the drug was discovered in a shipment of coconuts from St. Vincent.…
Safety of Barbadians and visitors a priority says Minister
Bridgetown. Minister of Tourism and International Transport, Richard Sealy, has responded to the recent incident involving two British tourists in Hincks Street, last Sunday March 17. In a statement issued…
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