Politics
April 3, 2024
Customs and Immigration Departments Face Potential Industrial Action Over Unresolved Grievances: NUPW General Secretary Issues Warning
Workers at Customs and Immigration Departments may take industrial action due to long-standing grievances, including unpaid allowances and poor conditions. Union demands immediate resolution to boost morale and productivity.
April 3, 2024
Emergency Relief: WFP Delivers Medical Supplies and Food Aid Across Haiti Amid Crisis
The World Food Programme (WFP) charters boat from Port-au-Prince to Gonaïves, delivering medical supplies and food to areas impacted by Haiti's crisis, as violence pushes people to seek refuge elsewhere.
April 2, 2024
Israeli Parliament Approves Law to Ban Al Jazeera Broadcasts: Implications and Reactions
Israeli parliament approves law to ban TV channels like Al Jazeera for national security reasons. Prime Minister Netanyahu to act swiftly. US expresses concern. Ban may last up to 45 days.
April 1, 2024
Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne Criticizes Allegations During Budget Debate | Full Story in eNATION
Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne dismisses allegations of impropriety regarding land deeds made during Budget debate as nonsensical and unnecessary. No plans for legal action. Quotes shared with DAILY NATION.
April 1, 2024
Canadian Armed Forces Deployed to Jamaica for Training CARICOM Troops Bound for Haiti in Multinational Security Force
Canadian Armed Forces members deploy to Jamaica for Operation HELIOS to train CARICOM troops for peacekeeping support in Haiti amid escalating gang violence. Training focuses on peacekeeping skills and combat first aid.
March 31, 2024
Pope Francis Urges Global Resistance to Weapons Logic and Calls for Peace in Easter Message
Pope Francis delivered his Easter message at the Vatican, urging resistance to the logic of weapons and calling for peace in conflict zones worldwide. The address highlighted humanitarian concerns and the need for global cooperation.
March 30, 2024
Former Chief Justice Michael de la Bastide, First President of Caribbean Court of Justice, Passes Away at 86
Former chief justice Michael de la Bastide, a prominent figure in Trinidad and Tobago's legal and judicial history, has passed away at 86. His contributions and achievements are remembered with respect.
March 29, 2024
Barbados Government Progresses Digitization Efforts for Supreme Court's Probate Registry, Attorney General Reveals
Government is making strides in digitizing the Probates Registry of the Supreme Court, addressing concerns about delays in probate processes. Attorney General Dale Marshall shares updates at the Sharon Moravian Church Hall.
March 28, 2024
Barbados Senator Proposes Free Public Transportation to Ease Traffic Congestion
Independent Senator Andrew Mallalieu proposes free public transportation to ease traffic congestion in Barbados. He emphasizes the need for reliable, safe transit and calls for a shift in driving culture.
March 28, 2024
Barbados Healthcare Crisis Addressed by Leading Surgeon in Senate Speech
Surgeon Senator Christopher Maynard critiques Barbados healthcare in Senate speech, urging collective action for reform. Calls for accountability, work ethic, and better hospital management to address deficiencies.
March 28, 2024
Former US Senator and Vice-Presidential Candidate Joe Lieberman Dies at 82: Remembering a Centrist Politician's Legacy
"Former US Senator and vice-presidential candidate Joe Lieberman passes away at 82 due to complications from a fall. A centrist icon, he made a lasting impact on American politics."
March 27, 2024
Politics: Minister Symmonds Critiques DLP's Economic Understanding Amid 2024 Budget Discussion
In a recent public address, Minister Symmonds of the Barbados Labour Party criticized the Democratic Labour Party leader Ralph Thorne for being out of touch with economic reality and lacking substance in his response to the 2024 Budget.