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After eight years of having to put up with treacherous road conditions following a major land slippage that threatened their homes and lives, residents of the rural White Hill community in St Andrew are expected to have a new road by the end of this year. This commitment was given on Saturday night during a town hall meeting, in which residents
There’s more to a successful business than pure profit. It’s about pursuing passion and ultimately purpose, Minister of State with Responsibility for Crime Prevention Corey Lane has told graduates of the Barbados Youth Business Trust (BYBT) Social Enterprise Incubator. Lane urged graduates to also seek wise counsel as they become the entrepreneurial minded social change agents in the world. While recalling his work
Boy, tortured at youth ranch, to sue Article by May 28, 2021 The Nature Fun Ranch is now facing legal action after a teenage boy was tortured at its St Andrew site by four employees. Michael Lashley QC, who represents the young boy, made clear in court Thursday that they are suing the ranch for personal injuries. The four men who admitted to assaulting the boy, causing him actual bodily harm, were set to be sentenced but this has been rescheduled for July 1. Those four men are Akeil Adrian Harding, 22, of Kendall Hill, Christ Church; Anderson Patrick Gill, 26, of Free Hill...
Article by Social Share Four men who confessed to torturing a boy, including scalding his hands at the Nature Fun Ranch last month, got a scolding yesterday ahead of their sentencing. Akeil Adrian Harding, 22, of Kendall Hill, Christ Church; Jamali Jaheem Farrell, 19, of Skeetes Road, Bank Hall, St Michael; Anderson Patrick Gill, 26, of Free Hill, Black Rock, St Michael; and Dario Rasheed Greenidge, 26, of 1st Avenue Maxwell, Christ Church, all pleaded guilty to assaulting the 14-year-old schoolboy, occasioning him actual bodily harm, on February 8. Prosecutor Constable Sayleen Hinds h...
Article by Social Share Four youngsters attached to the Nature Fun Ranch in Bruce Vale, St Andrew, who were accused of beating and scalding a 14-year-old boy, have been warned by the police of intended prosecution. Tara Mahalia-Smith, the boy’s mother, told the MIDWEEK NATION this was communicated to her yesterday by police officers who investigated the incident at the ranch. The ranch, which was founded by talk show host Corey Lane, operates a youth programme focusing on outdoor activities and youth development. Mahalia-Smith said she was hoping that two other boys who were also invo...