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MP earning cash from plantation where thousands of slaves died
Richard Drax s family drew extraordinary wealth from the business, says David Olusoga
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An MP is earning money from a Caribbean sugar plantation where thousands died during the colonial slave trade.
A Tory MP has hit back at campaigners who want him to pay reparations to Barbados over slave deaths at a Barbados plantation his ancestors ran from 1640 to 1836.
They are demanding South Dorset MP Richard Drax pay money to the people of Jamaica and Barbados for damages done by slavery at the 621-acre estate worth an estimated £4.7million he inherited.
Slavery at the plantation ended in 1836 and it has been operated as a farm by the family since, passing ownership of the down through the generations.
Mr Drax said: I am keenly aware of the slave trade in the West Indies, and the role my very distant ancestor played in it is deeply, deeply regrettable.
STEWART HOWARD NAMED CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF WATERLOO INVESTMENT HOLDINGS LIMITED Waterloo Investment Holdings Limited (WIHL) has announced the appointment of Mr. Stewart Howard as its Chief Executive Officer, effective December 7, 2020.
Mr. Howard has over twenty-three years of banking experience and has worked in varying fields in finance from Corporate Banking, Trade Finance, Risk Management, Forex, Operations, Commercial & Retail Lending and Card Services.
He started his career with Republic Bank Limited in Trinidad, and in 2010 joined The Belize Bank Limited in Belize later transferring to British Caribbean Bank Limited (BCB) in the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI).
In June 2012, Mr. Howard was appointed Managing Director of BCB. During his tenure in the Turks and Caicos Islands he served as the President of the Banking Association of TCI and has worked throughout the region including Trinidad, Barbados, Cuba, Belize and the Turks and Caicos Islands.