Barbados is better positioned to withstand global economic risks, Central Bank Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge insisted on Tuesday, even as growth slows to around two per cent after the rapid ...

Virtual hearings and changes that allow trials to continue when magistrates leave office are at the heart of sweeping reforms ...

Mothers seeking child maintenance face repeated adjournments and months of waiting in the magistrates’ courts, MPs told the ...

Barbados crushed the British Virgin Islands 79-14 to make a commanding start to the Netball World Cup Sydney Regional ...

Two men have pleaded guilty to affray in connection with an incident involving public service vehicle (PSV) workers in ...

The Police Service has reissued a wanted bulletin for Nigerian Chidi Uzomba, who is being sought for questioning in ...

A route taxi driver who admitted striking another driver with a bat was reprimanded and discharged on Monday after telling the District ‘A’ Traffic Court that he had acted in self-defence during a ...

A 56-year-old man who repeatedly trespassed at a City bakery despite being forbidden to do so has been sentenced to six ...

The High Court has ordered a mother to forfeit a $50 000 bail bond after her son absconded during his trial for murdering his brother. The court convicted him in absentia last week.

Businesses must continue to register for value-added tax (VAT) once their annual turnover exceeds $200 000, despite a promised increase to $350 000 that was due to take effect on October 1.

The sudden death of veteran cricket administrator and former Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) secretary Philip Nicholls has ...

The government plans to establish a dedicated supply of emergency and transitional housing for families displaced by fires and other crises, Housing Minister Chris Gibbs said on Monday.