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The beleaguered Kay McConney and Santia Bradshaw unsurprisingly retained the support of Prime Minister Mottley. The next general election will be an accurate pulse check how the public will appraise the performance of these two.
Thirty-seven-year-old Rashida Yearwood had just left her home yesterday morning when she turned back to get her name tag for work. The mother of five was shocked to find the house on fire. By then, the flames were too intense for anything to be saved and the three-bedroom house at Mayers Road, My Lord’s Hill, St Michael, burned flat around 8 a.m., leaving seven people homeless. Yearwood, who has lived …
There have been reasonable questions raised about how active and functional the island’s democracy could be in the absence of an official opposition conducting its work in the House of Assembly. Barbados faced such a scenario in 2018 when Barbadians, either completely frustrated with the last administration or extremely confident in what the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) was offering as an
A former Cabinet minister has suggested to Parliament that Government may need a Central Project Management Authority to monitor how it is managing its many “moving parts”. Member of Parliament for St Michael South Central Marsha Caddle who served in the first Mia Mottley administration as a Minister in the Ministry of Finance, specifically wanted to know from Minister of Energy
The Fairchild Street Public Market vendors who were temporarily relocated to facilitate the redevelopment of the market will be moving into new stalls in the new year. Chief executive officer of Haigh Communications Inc; Joy-Ann Haigh, who is the spokesperson for the Bridgetown Transformation Project, gave that assurance on Monday. She told Barbados TODAY that while there were some delays the vendors