By Emmanuel Joseph The first draft of a new law to govern the legal profession is now in the hands of Attorney General Dale Marshall and the Barbados Bar Association …
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Richard Stoute’s legacy celebrated as he is laid to rest
by Sandy Deaneby Sandy DeaneThe symphony of praise that transformed the Garfield Sobers Complex into a cathedral on Friday morning celebrated all facets of musical icon Richard Nathelbert Stoute, Barbados’ godfather of entertainment. Family, …
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The annual prize-giving ceremony at the Deighton Griffith Secondary School served as reinforcement to students that they should maximise their time. Under the theme Make Every Second Count, Principal Major …
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It’s the season of giving back and spreading cheer and the Eden Lodge and Sandy Lane Charitable Trusts have kickstarted their annual Christmas Give Back programme under which various gifts …
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Barbados was selected as this year’s winner of the ESG Loan Deal of the Year at the recently-held Bonds, Loans & ESG Capital Markets Latin America & Caribbean Awards. The …
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Senator Crystal Drakes has suggested that it is not clear what the real “bottom dollar benefit” of Barbados’ renewable energy effort is to the consumer. She said Barbadians need to …
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Independent Senator Andrew Mallalieu wants a rethink of the changes to the island’s utilities legislation which he believes has given unnecessary powers of exemption to a minister acting “in the …
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By Sheria Brathwaite The war of words between the nation’s hoteliers and the union that represents its workers currently raging on social media could threaten hotels’ bottom line, the head …
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The Winston Scott Polyclinic will remain closed until next Monday, with some outstanding issues still to be resolved. Following a tour and meeting to evaluate the ongoing efforts to …
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The leaders of Guyana and Venezuela ended talks in St Vincent on Thursday agreeing not to threaten or use force against one another in any circumstances, “directly or indirectly”, as …