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Minister of Industry, Innovation, Science and Technology Davidson Ishmael says the proposed digital identification (ID) has not yet been introduced in Barbados. He sought to make his point “very, very clear” in the House of Assembly yesterday while giving a run-down on the work being done by his ministry in the area of digital transformation for Barbados. Ishmael said the new Barbados Trident ID that was rolled out recently was …
TRANSPORT AUTHORITY TO GET GREEN LIGHT TO CRACK DOWN ON PSV ‘NUISANCES’ By Marlon Madden Lawmakers are moving to put the brakes on bad behaviour among public service vehicle (PSV) workers by giving the Transport Authority greater power to enforce rules governing the sector. Acting Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Santia Bradshaw expressed concern that the behaviour of some PSV operators was
By Marlon Madden Despite an apparent increase in complaints about bad roads in recent times, a senior official within the Ministry of Transport, Works and Water Resources is reporting a decline in the number of compensation claims for damage caused to vehicles on the island’s roads. Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Transport and Works Mark Cummins was unable to give exact
The Barbados Postal Service must move beyond the traditional sale of postal stamps and delivering mail to ensure its survival and future relevance. This was stressed by Minister of Home Affairs, Information and Public Affairs Wilfred Abrahams while addressing postal workers yesterday as the BPS unveiled the first two electric vehicles for a rebranded Post Express Courier Service fleet. He said the Barbados Postal Service in support of the Universal …
Social Share Almost 100 people were waiting in various lines at the Barbados Licensing Authority on Wednesday around 10 a.m. From the Barbados Revenue Authority (BRA), the inspection bay and those taking the regulation test, people were seen trying to seek shelter from the sun wherever they could. Some said they were waiting since 6 a.m. and were told there was a computer problem. In the inspection Bay, ash dust was affecting the workers causing slowdown and some drivers were asked to return tomorrow. A statement from the BRA should be forthcoming. (CA) Social Share Long lines were agai...