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"Difficult Conversations – Run and Not Grow Weary" by Grenville Phillips II - Vimarsana News

"Difficult Conversations – Run and Not Grow Weary" by Grenville Phillips II

I did not distinguish myself at Combermere School by being an athlete – I was terrible at sports. Fast-forward to last year when I realised that if I wanted to…

The Black Man's Curse - Vimarsana News

The Black Man's Curse

Sixty years before our Independence in 1966, there were several black-owned businesses established in Barbados, many of which operated in Roebuck Street in Bridgetown [1]. However, once the owners died, the businesses normally closed shortly thereafter. This difficult conversation describes this black man’s curse.

Fatal AssumptionBarbados Underground - Vimarsana News

Fatal AssumptionBarbados Underground

The second solution is for Clients to keep their money so that it cannot be stolen by lawyers. Instead, they should let banks take the financial risks by obtaining a mortgage and let the banks negotiate with the lawyers and obtain the title deeds to the purchased property.

"Difficult Conversations – Unnecessary Deaths in Gaza" by Grenville Phillips II - Vimarsana News

"Difficult Conversations – Unnecessary Deaths in Gaza" by Grenville Phillips II

It is distressing to see multi-storey buildings in Gaza collapsing after one missile strike. It is more distressing to know that many of our brothers and…

Unnecessary Deaths in GazaBarbados Underground - Vimarsana News

Unnecessary Deaths in GazaBarbados Underground

A building will not likely survive repeated bomb explosions, but we should have two design aims. The first is that a multi-storey building should not collapse after the first missile strike, assuming that the first missile strike is to eliminate enemy targets near external walls.