Politics
February 27, 2024
CARICOM Leaders Gather to Address Haiti Situation and Regional Integration Issues
GEORGETOWN – Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders gathered to address crucial issues, including the situation in Haiti and regional integration matters, aiming to establish sustainable solutions through collaborative efforts.
February 26, 2024
President of Guyana Urges CARICOM Leaders to Prioritize Positive Music Culture for Future Generation
President Dr. Irfaan Ali of Guyana urges CARICOM leaders to safeguard future generations by promoting positive music and unity, blocking artists linked to illegal activities.
February 25, 2024
Democratic Labour Party Advocated for Reconciliation and Unity Amidst Healing Process
The Democratic Labour Party is called to embrace healing and unity within its ranks, as highlighted by Senior Pastor David Durant during a recent Service of Healing at Gunsite Road Church.
February 25, 2024
Barbados Government Empowers Transport Authority to Crack Down on Disorderly PSV Operators
"Discussion at St Peter Speaks town hall meeting highlights upcoming legislative change in Barbados to empower Transport Authority in addressing disorderly conduct of public service vehicle operators on roads."
February 25, 2024
Ralph Thorne Shifts Allegiance from BLP to DLP, Embracing Two-Party Democracy in Barbados
"Newly appointed Opposition Leader, Ralph Thorne, explains shift to Democratic Labour Party citing alignment with principles. Thorne highlights long-anticipated move rooted in political trajectory during recent interview."
February 25, 2024
DLP President Dr Ronnie Yearwood Clarifies Roles Amid Leadership Changes in Party
Democratic Labour Party (DLP) president Dr. Ronnie Yearwood emphasizes organization and teamwork as he clarifies roles with Leader of the Opposition Ralph Thorne, ensuring focus on party goals and representing Barbadian interests.
February 23, 2024
Barbados Delisted from FATF Money Laundering Grey List Alongside Gibraltar, Uganda, and UAE
Barbados has been removed from the FATF's money laundering-related grey list, reflecting significant progress in addressing strategic deficiencies to counter money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing.
February 23, 2024
Government Proposes National Compact to Retain Nurses Amid Exodus
Government proposes national compact to retain nurses, addressing exodus concerns. Details unveiled by Prime Minister Mottley at nurses' association meeting. Plans include specialist nurse roles and education initiatives to reshape perceptions.
February 23, 2024
The Historical Tension in Capitalist Production: Exploring the Conflict Between Capital and Labor
Explore the historical tensions in capitalist production, focusing on conflicts between capital and labor, moral legitimacies, and fair wages. Discover the evolving dynamics of exploitation amidst changing social hierarchies.
February 22, 2024
Independent Senator Calls for Reevaluation of Foreign Exchange Fees on Online Transactions
Independent Senator Lindell Nurse advocates for revisiting the foreign exchange fee on online transactions, citing its diminished necessity and impact on import costs, amid improved financial stability in Barbados.
February 22, 2024
Independent Senator Urges Reevaluation of Foreign Exchange Fee Impact on Imports
Independent Senator Lindell Nurse advocates for the reassessment of the foreign exchange fee on online transactions. Citing improved economic conditions, he proposes its removal to alleviate import costs for consumers.
February 21, 2024
Improving Democratic Labour Party's Public Image and Unity: Insights from Political Scientists on Recent Leadership Transition
Political scientists Dr Kristina Hinds and Devaron Bruce suggest the Democratic Labour Party should focus on boosting public image, uniting under new leader Ralph Thorne, and developing cohesive policy for effective opposition.