Politics
November 30, 2023
National Insurance Department Prepares Legal Action against Non-Compliant Employers, says Senator Dr. Shantal Munro-Knight
The National Insurance Department is taking legal action against "non-compliant" employers who failed to pay employee contributions as required by law, according to Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office Senator Dr Shantal Munro-Knight.
November 30, 2023
DLP President Dr Ronnie Yearwood Reflects on Barbados' 57th Independence Day
A message from Dr Ronnie Yearwood, President of the Democratic Labour Party, wishing Barbadians a happy Independence Day and discussing the impact of politics on independence.
November 30, 2023
Reginald Farley, Dodridge Miller, and Kerryann Ifill Honored with Order of the Freedom of Barbados
Reginald Farley, Dodridge Miller, and Kerryann Ifill have been conferred the Order of the Freedom of Barbados, the highest national honor. They are recognized for their contributions to Barbados' development and various fields.
November 29, 2023
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley Addresses Criticism on Government's Decision-making at Heroes Square
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley dismisses claims of her government undermining families or children, stating Barbados makes independent decisions and rejects outside influence.
November 29, 2023
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley Urges Barbadians to Address Declining Population
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley emphasizes the need for Barbadians to address the declining population and aging society for the country's long-term survival.
November 28, 2023
Venezuela Seeks Bilateral Talks with Guyana over Border Dispute
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will deliver its Order on Guyana's request to prevent Venezuela from holding a referendum on the ownership of Essequibo. A public sitting will take place on Friday.
November 28, 2023
Barbados' Representative Addresses Misconceptions Surrounding the Samoa Agreement, Describes It as a 'Win-Win' Deal
Barbados' Representative to the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly clarifies misconceptions about the Samoa Agreement, emphasizing its benefits and denying claims that it imposes laws contradicting Caribbean culture and values.
November 28, 2023
Dr Sahle Griffith's Judicial Review Faces Setback as Presiding Judge Recuses Herself: News
Dr Sahle Griffith's judicial review of Coroner Graveney Bannister's decision on the Warren Mottley case was adjourned after the presiding judge recused herself due to claims of apparent bias. The attorneys for Griffith are unhappy with the outcome.
November 28, 2023
New Zealand's Government Plans to Repeal World-Leading Smoking Ban for Tax Cuts
"New Zealand's new government intends to repeal its smoking ban to finance tax cuts. The decision has faced criticism from health experts who see it as a step back in public health measures."
November 27, 2023
St Michael South Central MP Marsha Caddle Leads Renovation of Aubrey Grant Pavilion in Carrington Village
The Aubrey Grant Pavilion at Gullyville, Carrington Village, St Michael is undergoing renovations overseen by MP Marsha Caddle and supported by Harris Paints, aimed at restoring the pavilion and upgrading surrounding facilities. The community is actively involved in the restoration efforts.
November 27, 2023
President Biden Utilizes Cold War-Era Measure to Boost US Manufacturing of Essential Medicines and Medical Supplies
President Joe Biden is invoking a Cold War-era measure to boost US manufacturing of medicines and medical supplies, aiming to strengthen national defense and address concerns about the economy and inflation.
November 27, 2023
DLP Representative Expresses Concern Over Deteriorating Roads and Bridges in St Joseph, Highlighting Potential Risks and Isolation
Former DLP St Joseph candidate, Randall Rouse, expresses concern over damaged roads & bridges in St Joseph, potentially isolating the area from the rest of the island and posing risks to commuters.