Monthly Archives: November 2017
PM has report on incident with immigration department which took place at Piarco Airport
A report on what took place at the Immigration Department of the Piarco Airport last Sunday is now with the Prime Minister.
Prisoner found dead at Arouca prison
A convicted prisoner has been found dead in his cell at the Remand Prison in Arouca.
JSC tells CAL to end “sweet heart” deal with retired pilots immediately
A Joint Select Committee on State Enterprises is telling Caribbean Airlines it must end its ‘sweet heart’ deal with retired pilots immediately.
PM monitoring retrenchment figures
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley admits there have been job losses locally, due to the global economic downturn, but assures he is monitoring the retrenchment figures.
UK Parliament to get binding vote on final Brexit deal
The UK parliament is to be given a take-it-or leave-it vote on the final Brexit deal before the it leaves the EU.
Ansa McAL Barbados links two brands
ANSA Coatings Limited has consolidated Berger and Sissons operations in Barbados.
Jamaica govt clears the air on legal requirement to prescribe ganja for medical use
The Health Ministry in Jamaica is seeking to clarify a misunderstanding within the public domain as to the legal requirements for prescribing ganja for medical or therapeutic purposes.
Duke; talks with Imbert cordial but no agreement on proposed Revenue Authority
President of the Public Services Association, Watson Duke says his meeting with Finance Minister, Colm Imbert today on the proposed Revenue Authority brought no resolution to his members’ issues regarding the jobs.
Male teacher freed of molestation charge returns to classes today
A male teacher freed of a molestation charge that allegedly involved a pupil returns to classes today much to the disgust of teachers and the school’s Parent Teachers Association.
US President says he has a great relationship with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte
US President Donald Trump says he has a great relationship with Philippine counterpart Rodrigo Duterte, after a highly anticipated meeting in Manila.
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