From left to right: Stephen Lashley, Minister of Culture; William E Yearwood, Acting Assistant Commissioner of the Royal Barbados Police Force; and Inspector Wayne Archer at the final update for CARIFESTA XIII.
“The force is doing all that is possible to provide a safe environment for CARIFESTA”, this was the word coming from William E Yearwood, Acting Assistant Commissioner of the Royal Barbados Police F
Deputy Chief Education officer, Joy Adamson served as Chairman of the committees for this year’s National Development/Commonwealth Scholarships.
Choosing the recipients for this year’s National Development and Commonwealth Scholarships, was not an easy task.
US Ambassador to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, Linda Taglialatela; Attorney General and Minister of Home Affairs, Adriel Brathwaite (right); and UN Resident Co-ordinator and UNDP Resident Representative, Stephen O’Malley (second from right), in discussion at the USAID-sponsored Regional Workshop ‘CariSECURE: Strengthening Evidence Based Decision Making for Citizen Security in the Caribbean’, yesterday at the Radisson Aquatica Resort.
IN Barbados, like the rest of the Caribbean, there is a need for more reliable crime data that can be utilised by regional governments in developing policies and by various stakeholder organisatio
IN light of the various incidents that have occurred around this island with respect to an increase in crime and violence, particularly those related to the use of guns, there has been increased ta
THE attorneys involved in the ongoing controversial Hyatt case are expected to return to court today to continue their arguments.
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