NICIL’s affairs for Parliamantary Probe in coming week
Georgetown : Setting the first day of the coming month (June) as the deadline, A Partnership for National Unity’s (APNU) point man on Finances, Carl Greenidge, has moved to…
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Former Top Cop hospitalised
Georgetown : Recently retired Police of Commissioner, Henrey Greene was earlier today admitted a patient at the East Street, Georgetown, Balwant Singh hospital. Greene who has over the years suffered…
Small farming can contribute to the economy
Bridgetown. Small farming on a large scale can help cut Barbados food import bill and make a greater contribution to the economy. Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture Michael…
Police Quash Rumor; Nevis Teen Still Missing
St Kitts & Nevis : Police have dispelled the rumor that the body of missing teen Dylon Clarke had been discovered in Bath’s, Nevis. On Tuesday, word spread throughout Nevis…
Cops afraid of ticketing legislators?
BVI: It was announced at a Road Town Anti-Crime Group meeting on May 1 that police officers might be hesitant to charge legislators who are committing traffic violations. The resident…
Non organized tours affecting tourism – PM
Dominica : The impact of non-organized tours of the island’s scenic spots are having on officially organized cruise ship tours is becoming a worrying trend for both tourism officials and…
Mark Young jailed for minibus theft
Berbice : Mark Lee Young, called Toney, was sentenced to five years’ imprisonment after admitting that he stole a minibus on February 3, with the help of an armed gang…
Overhaul of employment legislation soon
Bridgetown. Prime Minister Freundel Stuart says there will be a compete reveiw and overhaul of all legislation connected with the rights of workers in Barbados soon. Speaking during the May…
Opposition questions if PM broke Income Tax law
Port-of-Spain: The Opposition PNM is today asking-did the prime minister breach the Income Tax Act's sections that deal with secrecy and confidentiality when she announced after meetings in Austrailia and…
Labour Minister denies unions’ claims of neglect
Port-of-Spain: Labour Minister Errol McLeod says he will continue to honour his obligations to workers, unions and the employers of this country in a fair and objective manner. Twenty-four hours…
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