Emmanuel Joseph

A Barbadian attorney who has secured a historic seat on the Commonwealth legislative drafters’ body is already targeting the country’s shortage of legislative drafters. Shaquille Newton was elected earlier this …

The main farmers’ body on Monday stepped up pressure on the government’s facilitation of imports of poultry and pork, insisting they are undercutting domestic production and pushing small farmers towards …

The national standards watchdog is preparing to roll out a national vehicle inspection scheme it said would protect used car buyers from hidden defects and strengthen oversight of imports, while …

A fishing co-operative is exploring the acquisition of its own rescue vessel amid mounting safety concerns following recent disappearances and a deadly maritime incident involving Caribbean fishermen, Barbados TODAY can …

The owners of the island’s privately run public service vehicle (PSV) industry are set to launch an ambitious ten-point transit plan that will include free on-demand service to the disabled …

Former Central Bank governor Dr Delisle Worrell has warned Caribbean governments that hoarding foreign currency would damage their economies, arguing that such reserves ultimately deliver value only when spent on …

Key figures in the fisheries industry in Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago are pushing for an urgent settlement to the long-mooted fishing agreement between the two countries, Barbados TODAY can …

A global cricketing icon whose influence stretched far beyond the boundary, the Right Excellent Sir Garfield Sobers has been remembered by Barbados’ envoy to the United Kingdom for lifting West …

The Barbados Consumer Empowerment Network (BCEN) has thrown its support behind the government’s new transfer pricing review, but is expressing disapproval over how consumer protection is characterised. On Wednesday, Minister …