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Analysts weigh PM’s UN decision (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley’s decision not to take a run at the nomination for United Nations secretary general might have been because her speeches are at odds with some of the positions taken by the international body. This is the view of Cynthia Barrow-Giles, professor in constitutional governance and politics at the University of the West Indies. On the other hand, political scientist Devaron Bruce reasoned that based on her speeches, the position could have provided Mottley with the opp
Court quashes decision to send Leroy Parris matters to DPP (opens the original)
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Former CLICO boss Leroy Parris no longer has a case to answer. Justice Michelle Weekes handed down that decision in Supreme Court No. 8 today, after reviewing the evidence and submissions by attorneys on either side. The judge determined that Magistrate Manila Renee’s decision to submit Parris’ matters to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) for him to stand trial should be quashed. Secondly, an order was made prohibiting the Magistrate from handing over any copies of the documents to the R
Bajans urged to conserve water (opens the original)
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Residents are being reminded to continue to conserve water amid drought concerns. In its monthly newsletter for August and issued this week, the Barbados Meteorological Service (BMS) said that the likely impact of weather conditions could mean for the September to February period a slow recharge in reservoir/aquifers and uncomfortable temperatures with recurring periods of heat stress, among other things. “Given the current rainfall outlooks and the current state of available water resources, as
Not following guidelines ‘can be fatal for employer’ (opens the original)
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Employers have been warned about failing to give workers a chance to defend themselves and poor record-keeping. In the Alana Hazell versus Markham Construction Limited decision yesterday, the three-person Employment Rights Tribunal (ERT) ruled she was unfairly dismissed in relation to the performance of her duties but not because she was pregnant, which could not be substantiated. Chair, attorney Vere Brathwaite, delivered the ruling while giving civil engineer Hazell, who had been employed at t
Family’s agonising goodbye to Trashaun (opens the original)
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A grieving aunt yesterday turned the heart-breaking funeral of her teenage nephew into a battle cry to save children with cancer from falling through the social services cracks. It was a profoundly sad send-off for 14-year-old Trashaun Atwell, who spent his July 24 birthday wishing for a miracle that would see him receiving a bone marrow transplant to overcome the aggressive acute myeloid leukaemia. He died 16 days later surrounded by his parents and relatives, with a single tear falling from hi
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