Attorney General and Minister of Home Affairs, Adriel Brathwaite.
Attorney General and Minister of Home Affairs, Adriel Brathwaite, seems not to be in favour of bringing on stream another “gun amnesty” programme in Barbados, as a strategy to curb the increasing g
Barbados is the first CARICOM country to have gender protocols developed for its judiciary system.
Chief Justice, Sir Marston Gibson, receives a copy of the Draft Gender Equality Protocols from Tonni Brodber, Acting Head of Office of UN Women, during an official handover ceremony yesterday at UN House.
IT is important for us to have gender equality discussions as these are still prevalent and ongoing issues in the Caribbean.
APPRECIATING ART! From left: Chief Executive Officer of the National Cultural Foundation, Cranston Browne; Minister of Culture, Stephen Lashley; Curator of the Revoclectic exhibition, Oneka Small; and Managing Director of Massy Stores Barbados Ltd., Randall Banfield, as they admired this mixed media piece by Jason Hope entitled ‘History’s Page’. Minister Lashley was part of a tour of the pop-up exhibition entitled ‘Revoclectic’, on the upper floor of Massy Stores SuperCentre Warrens yesterday.
Nick Whittle (left) shows his eye-catching piece entitled ‘Return, Returning, Returned’ to Minister of Culture, Stephen Lashley (right) and Chief Executive Officer of the National Cultural Foundation, Cranston Browne.
THE pop-up exhibition currently being showcased on the upper floor of the Massy Stores in Warrens has been well received by patrons and has already translated into sales for some of the artists.
Whilst come countries have produced a “dangerous dogs” list and have even gone as far as to have a ban on certain breeds of dogs following a spate of dog attacks, one local animal control officer i
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