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Under Mottley has the country progressed?Barbados Underground - Vimarsana News

Under Mottley has the country progressed?Barbados Underground

Under the previous government a promise was made by then Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler to rationalise SOEs. A similar promise was made by the incumbent government, five years into its second term it remains a broken promise. The Barbados’ Medium Term Fiscal Framework was signed off by Minister in the ministry of finance Ryan…

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Minister of Environment Adrian Forde has cleared the air regarding the 2022 Auditor General’s report which stated the National Conservation Commission (NCC) paid more than $1.5 million to a company for grease trap and septic well cleaning services. The minister said he was surprised the media ran the story without checking the information available on the Parliament website which showed the Auditor General changing his initial report. “On December 9 …

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Following an intervention by Acting Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw, vendor Monique Best, who was locked out of the food stall at Bay Garden last Sunday, will be given a contract to operate it. Bradshaw made the announcement yesterday morning during a press conference at Bay Garden in Oistins, Christ Church. She also revealed that Kemar Harris, chairman of the Oistins Bay Garden Committee, who was supposed to take over the …

Rats Everywhere - Barbados Underground - Vimarsana News

Rats Everywhere - Barbados Underground

There is still a sewerage problem on the South Coast although being 'managed' away from the glare of the public, add to the list now a rat problem. A

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Barbados is on a mission to save lives by tackling the problem of micro plastics. Minister of the Environment Adrian Forde, speaking yesterday in his Warrens Tower II office, said micro plastics could be absorbed into plants, animals and humans. “When these plastics get into our ecosystems, where they will end up is anybody’s guess. The breakdown of this material can be absorbed into our plant life. Everyone knows Barbadians …