Emmanuel Joseph

As allegations mount over illegal firearms flowing through Barbados’ ports, the union representing customs officers has challenged the authorities to use existing disciplinary procedures if they possess evidence of wrongdoing, …

The High Court will convene on July 28 to hear the State’s request to strike out a landmark application seeking to invoke provisions of the island’s Genocide Act in a …

The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has reserved judgment in the wrongful dismissal case involving former Massy Stores Limited employee, Merton Forde. Following submissions from both sides on Thursday, the …

More than 700 Sanitation Service Authority employees are finally poised to receive their overdue performance incentive pay next week, after months of industrial tensions and delays over the government-backed scheme, …

Attorney General Dale Marshall has welcomed the long-awaited removal of Barbados from the European Union (EU) list of high-risk third countries, saying it clears a major hurdle for Barbadian individuals …

Law enforcers have intensified their anti-gun strategies aimed at dismantling the criminal networks behind the current crime wave affecting the island, according to a newly released government report. The Barbados …

Barbados is embarking on a $185 million investment drive to revitalise urban communities and upgrade critical healthcare facilities, in what Minister in the Ministry of Finance Ryan Straughn has described …

High Court allows challenge to government’s bid to strike out genocide case The High Court has ruled that a local pro-Palestinian organisation can challenge a move made by the government …

A prominent psychiatrist has issued a stark warning that children are being exploited by the marketing of unhealthy foods, with serious mental health consequences. Dr Joy Sue, consultant psychiatrist at …