Emmanuel Joseph

A legal battle involving a retired High Court judge has escalated, with the Office of the Attorney General and former Chief Justice Sir Patterson

R esidents in Haynesville, St James, say they have endured years of an overpowering stench from a neighbouring chicken pen, with some claiming repeated complaints to authorities have brought little relief.

by Emmanuel Joseph (Barbados Today) – F inancial watchdogs are monitoring suspicious transactions involving millions of dollars in funds

A comprehensive new field assessment of the former Mobil Oil Refinery site at Needham's Point has been completed, as the government renews efforts

Legal tensions between the Office of the Attorney General, former chief justice Sir Patterson Cheltenham and a retired High Court judge have escalated, with fresh claims and a counter-application now before the High Court.

B arbadian enterprises are preparing to secure a piece of $2bn in deals as some of the world's most powerful investors meet here next month for two days of project pitches from across the region, Barbados TODAY has learned.

The Employment Rights Tribunal (ERT) will now determine the outcome of the case in which popular radio broadcaster and veteran calypsonian Ronald De Announcer Clarke is claiming unfair dismissal by Starcom Network.

O pposition Senator Ryan Walters has parted company with his former employer, Restaurant Associates (Barbados) Ltd, Barbados TODAY can confirm.

The Mottley administration will shortly reconstitute the National Advisory Council on Citizen Security, which has not met since February’s general election, as gun-related killings continue to rise, Barbados TODAY has learnt.

D espite forecasts of fewer cyclones and below-average rainfall this season, the Caribbean's lead climatologist is warning that a dangerous mix of