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Prime Minister Freundel Stuart greets staff of the restaurant Subway during a recent tour. At right is Mara Thompson, widow of former Prime Minister David Thompson. (C. Pitt/BGIS)Established regional centres in the north, south and eastern corridors of Barbados will be in for a major transformation, as government presses ahead with plans to bring more services to the people.
THERE IS MORE to the Bridgetown Pierhead Marina Project than the public is being told,
Amid threats by the People’s National Party (PNP) to take protest action in pressing the Government to address spiking fuel costs, the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) yesterday revealed that Cabinet would be designing…
Prime Minister, Freundel Stuart, pinning a medal on Major Alva Hope while BDF Chief of Staff Colonel Alvin Quintyne looks on. (C. Pitt/BGIS) The multi-dimensional, complex mission undertaken by officers of the Barbados Defence Force (BDF) to maintain national security in the aftermath of the fire and subsequent uprising at Her Majesty’s Prison at Glendairy, has come in for high praise from Prime Minister Freundel Stuart.
TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s prime minister made his first visit to the country’s tsunami-devastated region on Saturday as officials grappling to end the worst nuclear crisis since Chernobyl said they may have discovered why radiation has been leaking into the sea.
The United States (US) is still playing hardball in its refusal to amend the extradition treaty between itself and Jamaica, according to Prime Minister Bruce Golding.”Up to last Friday, the US said they saw no need…
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar says her administration is in no rush to ditch the London-based Privy Council as Trinidad and Tobago’s final court even though regional countries have established the Port of Spain-based Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ).
Prime Minister Bruce Golding is scheduled to take centre stage at the Manatt-Dudus commission of enquiry today, bringing to a climax almost two months of frenetic activity involving attorneys and witnesses….
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Prime Minister Bruce Golding today began testifying at the Commission of Enquiry probing the circumstances surrounding the extradition of reputed gang leader, Christopher “Dudus” Coke to the United States last year.
Prime Minister Freundel Stuart says he’s prepared to let the law take its course with regard to the $10 million lawsuit filed by former chairman Leroy Parris against CLICO.
