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Unanswered Questions Surround Operational Status of Street Lights at Wildey Gymnasium and Garfield Sobers Sports Complex in St Michael

February 4, 2024

Unanswered Questions Surround Operational Status of Street Lights at Wildey Gymnasium and Garfield Sobers Sports Complex in St Michael

Learn why some users are concerned about the lack of operational street lights at the Wildey Gymnasium and Garfield Sobers Sports Complex, prompting calls for resolution from the National Sports Council.

Former Commissioner of Police Grantley Watson Passes Away at 80

February 4, 2024

Former Commissioner of Police Grantley Watson Passes Away at 80

Former Commissioner of Police Grantley Watson, known for his role as the island's crime chief and Executive Director of the Regional Security System, has passed away at the age of 80.

Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) CEO Emphasizes Commitment to Adaptability and Continuous Improvement in Preparation for ICC T20 World Cup

February 3, 2024

Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) CEO Emphasizes Commitment to Adaptability and Continuous Improvement in Preparation for ICC T20 World Cup

The Chief Executive Officer of Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA), Hadley Bourne, discusses the airport's commitment to adaptability and readiness in accommodating increased air traffic during events like the ICC T20 World Cup.

Father Ordered to Pay $15,000 in Compensation for Burning Daughter's Hand on Stove Burner

February 2, 2024

Father Ordered to Pay $15,000 in Compensation for Burning Daughter's Hand on Stove Burner

A father in St. Michael, Barbados was ordered to pay $15,000 in compensation to his daughter after causing serious bodily harm by placing her hand on a lit stove burner as punishment for stealing. The court recognized this act as abuse and emphasized the importance of protecting children from violence. The father received a suspended prison sentence and was urged to seek assistance from relevant agencies for dealing with behavioral issues.

Jandolph St Clair Confesses to Murdering Jamar Haynes: Trial Update

February 2, 2024

Jandolph St Clair Confesses to Murdering Jamar Haynes: Trial Update

Jandolph St Clair has confessed to killing Jamar Haynes in a trial at No. 3 Supreme Court. Sentencing is pending on April 5. Defense and prosecution lawyers were involved.

Trial of Jamar Ricardo Watson begins with 28 prosecution witnesses expected

February 2, 2024

Trial of Jamar Ricardo Watson begins with 28 prosecution witnesses expected

"Twenty-eight witnesses are expected to give evidence for the prosecution in the murder trial of Jamar Ricardo Watson, accused of killing Kemar Gooding in March 2018."

Reynold Roach theft and money laundering trial begins in Supreme Court: Updates on the ongoing case

February 2, 2024

Reynold Roach theft and money laundering trial begins in Supreme Court: Updates on the ongoing case

The trial of Reynold Randolph Roach, accused of theft and money laundering, has commenced in Supreme Court No. 4A. The proceedings involve witnesses and the accused is representing himself.

The Impact of Unemployment on Drug Addiction in Barbados: National Council on Substance Abuse Report Reveals Concerning Statistics

February 2, 2024

The Impact of Unemployment on Drug Addiction in Barbados: National Council on Substance Abuse Report Reveals Concerning Statistics

By Sheria Brathwaite provides insights on the relationship between unemployment and drug addiction in Barbados, suggesting that better job prospects and support can help break the cycle.

Farmers in Wakefield, St John Express Concern Over Failed Promises and Water Supply Issues, Seek Audience with Prime Minister

February 2, 2024

Farmers in Wakefield, St John Express Concern Over Failed Promises and Water Supply Issues, Seek Audience with Prime Minister

Promises of irrigation to Wakefield, St John farmers under Project Phoenix have failed, prompting them to seek an audience with Prime Minister Mia Mottley. Farmers complain of water supply problems for over a year, requesting the Minister of Agriculture's visit to highlight their grievances.

Barbadian Government Launches Three-Year Strategy for National Workplace Wellness Policy, Minister of Labour Announces

February 1, 2024

Barbadian Government Launches Three-Year Strategy for National Workplace Wellness Policy, Minister of Labour Announces

Introducing a three-year strategy to prioritize wellness in the workplace, Minister of Labour Colin Jordan outlines key phases and objectives to promote a comprehensive National Workplace Wellness Policy in Barbados. Mental wellness is emphasized as a crucial aspect, urging employers and workers to embrace initiatives.

Murder Trial of Danny Lamar Husbands: Over 20 Witnesses Expected to Present Evidence in Supreme Court No. 5

February 1, 2024

Murder Trial of Danny Lamar Husbands: Over 20 Witnesses Expected to Present Evidence in Supreme Court No. 5

"Murder trial of Danny Lamar Husbands underway in Supreme Court No. 5, with over 20 witnesses testifying for the prosecution. Husbands is accused of the killing of Oluremi Young on September 4, 2020."

Man Who Planned and Executed Estranged Wife's Murder to be Sentenced

February 1, 2024

Man Who Planned and Executed Estranged Wife's Murder to be Sentenced

A man is set to be sentenced for the murder of his estranged wife 12 years ago. He admitted to stalking her, premeditating the murder, and carrying out the brutal slaying.

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