US still to honour payment
Dominica: The United States is still to pay Antigua the US$21 Million in damages awarded by the World Trade Organization (WTO) in a 2005 Internet gambling case, according to a…
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Staph outbreak feared by workers
St. John’s, Antigua: Over thirty employees of the Ministry of Culture either failed to report for duty or walked off the job yesterday after a co-worker, who is reportedly infected…
East Canje widow robbed at gun point
Berbice: Police at Reliance, East Canje, are looking for three men who invaded the home of a widow in the area and robbed her at gunpoint Sunday evening. Three masked…
Body of mentally ill woman found on Number 11 Public Road
Berbice: The body of a mentally ill woman identified as Stay Conway was discovered along the southern side of the Number 11 Public Road sometime around 07:30hrs on Monday. Sources…
Minister back on the job
Bridgetown. After being on sick leave for over a month Minister of Agriculture, Food, Fisheries and Water Resource Management Dr David Estwick, is back at work. The nature of his…
Historic sitting of CCJ
Bridgetown. The historic sitting of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) in Barbados began yesterday with Attorney General of Barbados Adriel Brathwaite, chiding members members of CARICOM who have not…
Shanique Myrie is back
Bridgetown. A year after she accused officials at the Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) of finger raping her, Jamaican Shanique Myrie is back in Barbados. The Jamaican woman arrived at…
Minister warns law enforcers of strict penalties for gun crimes
Port-of-Spain: National Security Minister Brigadier John Sandy has issued a strong warning to police officers that the government will not tolerate them infringing the laws. The minister was speaking this…
Eight-hour power outtage cripples northern Trinidad
Port-of-Spain: Thousands across northern Trinidad were this morning affected by a massive electricity blackout that lasted in some cases as long as eight hours. State-owned electricity company TTEC says the…
Mother charged with killing two-year-old child
Siparia: Twenty-year-old Candace Johnson has been granted bail after appearing before a Siparia Magistrate this morning charged with the unlawful killing of two-year-old Aaliyah Johnson. The matter was called before…
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