Politics
September 12, 2023
Kirk Orlando Small Accused of Loitering and Stealing Crops, Remanded to Dodds
"Accused Kirk Orlando Small has been remanded to Dodds on charges of loitering and stealing crops worth $5,375. He has 32 previous convictions for similar offences."
September 12, 2023
Mother and Son Face Charges in District 'A' Traffic Court: Latest Updates
A mother and son faced charges in District "A" Traffic Court, where the son pleaded not guilty to damaging property while the mother denied damaging a tire. The mother was granted bail, but the son was not.
September 12, 2023
Minister of Home Affairs Warns Against Politicising Sexual Abuse Cases
Minister of Home Affairs Wilfred Abrahams advises against politicizing sexual abuse cases, emphasizing the need to refrain from prejudicing trials and making false accusations for personal gain on social media platforms.
September 11, 2023
Accused Barry Cumberbatch Remanded in Serious Bodily Harm Case
Barry Christopher Cumberbatch appeared in court on a charge of causing serious bodily harm. The prosecution raised concerns and Cumberbatch was remanded in custody until October 6.
September 11, 2023
Trinidad and Tobago Cabinet to Hold Three-Day Retreat Following Parliamentary Opening
The Port of Spain Cabinet will go into a three-day retreat after the ceremonial opening of the new parliamentary session, focusing on key priorities such as crime and the economy.
September 9, 2023
District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court to Hear Case of St Elias Charles and Ten Counts of Theft
The District 'A' Magistrates' Court is set to hear the case of St Elias Charles, who committed multiple thefts and will face sentencing for his crimes. Charles will be on remand at Dodds prison and may undergo psychiatric evaluation for drug rehabilitation programs.
September 8, 2023
Debate Arises Over Selection of Senior Counsel Title for Lawyers: Constitutional Lawyer Proposes Legislation to Establish Criteria
A constitutional lawyer suggests that legislation is needed to determine the selection and criteria for the title of Senior Counsel (SC) in Barbados, amid debate over recent appointments.
September 8, 2023
Caribbean Countries Lagging Behind on Renewable Energy Transition Targets: Concerns Raised by Regional Officials
Regional officials express concerns about Caribbean countries falling behind on renewable energy transition targets. Chief executive officers stress the need for accelerated action and regional integration to achieve sustainability goals.
September 8, 2023
Africa and CARICOM Member States Urged to Collaborate for Greater International Influence
Africa and Caribbean Community (CARICOM) member states are encouraged to unite for greater influence in international institutions and advocate for the right to development and reparative justice. Initiatives for trade, economic relations, and collaboration are underway between the two regions.
September 8, 2023
DLP Accuses Government of Neglecting NCC Employees in Controversial Oistins Bay Garden Incident
This article discusses accusations made by the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) against the government regarding the eviction of a stall operator at Oistins Bay Garden. The DLP criticized the government for blaming National Conservation Commission (NCC) employees for the controversy and called for politicians to refrain from interfering in civil servants' decisions.
September 8, 2023
High Court Judge Warns of Harsh Punishment for Sex with Minors
High Court judge Madam Justice Pamela Beckles warns that individuals who engage in sexual relations with minors will receive severe punishment if convicted.
September 8, 2023
Amendments Made to Safety and Health at Work (Workstation) Regulations, 2022: Key Updates and Contact Information
The Ministry of Labour, Social Security, and Third Sector announces amendments to the Safety and Health at Work (Workstation) Regulations, 2022, now allowing optometrists to perform required eye health assessments. Contact the Government Printing Department for copies and the Labour Department for more information.