After several setbacks, a lucrative $300 million deal to run the state-owned Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) is set to be closed by June, a key negotiator said Monday. Professor …
Emmanuel Joseph
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Barbadians have been urged not to panic over the rapid spread of measles across the US, one of the island’s leading tourism source markets — even amid concerns about “complacency” …
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Barbados has endorsed a two-year work plan for a new International Tax Task Force (ITTF) to ensure all industries and people contribute to financing the fight against climate change. As …
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The Barbados Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) has expressed “serious” concerns for the country’s tourism and investment reputation should the recent spate of armed robberies and burglaries re-emerge during …
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Bank fraud is on the rise in Barbados, the bankers’ group spokesman said Tuesday as he warned customers to be extra careful and stay alert. President of the Barbados Bankers …
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Armed with backing from Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne, Democratic Labour Party (DLP) stalwart Hartley Reid vowed on Monday to keep up the pressure to have DLP President Dr Ronnie Yearwood …
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The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) stalwart who brought a no-confidence resolution against the party leadership expressed fear on Friday that the same high-ranking officers will be judge and jury over …
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With the next general election due in three years, the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) may be facing a two-person battle to determine who contests the Christ Church South constituency, according …
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By Emmanuel Joseph The government’s chief legal advisor has backed the head of the judiciary’s criticism that six-decade-old laws could undermine judicial independence. Attorney General Dale Marshall on Thursday voiced …
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The island’s lone general hospital has suspended all elective surgeries for the time being. The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) informed the various heads of departments and other senior staff of …