Sugar cane vendors along the island’s roadways are coming under suspicion as concerns are being raised about the apparent lack of enforcement of legislation enacted five months ago to combat praedial larceny. Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Andrew Gittens today suggested that a number of people selling sugar cane and other products along the […]

Barbadian and other Caribbean-born British residents who have been facing deportation despite having lived in the United Kingdom for 50 years, were handed a reprieve today as the British government made a dramatic about turn. In the face of mounting criticism, Theresa May, the British prime minister, reversed an earlier decision and agreed to meet […]

With general elections now mere weeks away, the main Opposition Barbados Labour Party (BLP) is no longer talking in terms of if, but when, it takes over the reins of Government. Addressing a meeting in his St James North constituency at 4th Avenue, Lower Carlton, St James over the weekend, incumbent representative Edmund Hinkson promised […]