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Police are seeking the public’s assistance to help identity an elderly man found wandering in Gall Hill, Christ Church, around 4 p.m. today. The man has identified himself as Claudius Griffith, but his address is unknown. He also speaks with a foreign accent. Police said he appears to be suffering from dementia or another ailment, which has affected his memory. The man
Deepening collaboration between Canada and the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) on areas of mutual interest such as climate action and gender equality was on the agenda when Canada’s Minister of International Development Harjit S. Sajjan visited the Barbados-headquartered financial institution on Monday.Minister Sajjan, who is also Canada’s Governor to the CDB, framed the visit as an opportunity for learning from and engaging with CDB officials.“My trip here is about learning – learning from all of you on what areas we can better work together on towards achieving the Sustainable Devel...
By Michron Robinson The winners of the recently held Lux Gem 2022 pageant are over the moon about their win and Mr Lux Gem 2022, Kyrique Alleyne, and Miss Lux Gem 2022, Amber Hinkson, have every right to be. Those two fought hard to take the top spots on Sunday evening at the Frank Collymore Hall with Alleyne winning most categories including
By Morissa Lindsay A newly implemented home and away fixture as well as streaming Barbados football to millions around the world through the FIFA plus service are all part of the Barbados Football Association’s (BFA) Premier League plans for 2023. As the local governing body prepares to kick-off the new season on Sunday, January 22nd, President Randy Harris said today at the
Members of the island’s largest credit union, the Barbados Public Workers’ Cooperative Credit Union Limited (BPWCCUL), are being assured that the financial institution remains stable and governance remains strong.This assurance has come from chief operations officer Richard Kennedy, amid questions about the governance and financial operations of BPWCCUL’s subsidiary, CAPITA Financial Services Inc.“I would say there should be no concerns. The credit union remains very stable,” he asserted. “We continue to see growth . . . . It is a place that all members can feel very comfortable ...