Prime Minister Andrew Holness has weighed in on the recent banning of Skeng from performing at public events in Guyana, saying that the developments have
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Starcom Network is reaffirming its commitment to maintaining a high standard on the airwaves.
This morning, during the signing of a declaration to this effect at its River Road, St Michael office, Station Manager Anthony Greene said it was important to self-regulate their operations in light of the recent surge of gun violence and the influence of the media.
“When we have conversations like what has been happening recently around crime and violence, and music and the Trojan Riddim [Mix] . . . we have to stop and ask ourselves if we are contributing to this, can we be better at what we do?
Submitted by Just Observing Things are so out of whack recently that I think we have gone haywire. Let me just toss a few random disjointed thoughts out there to get a real real feel for where we are right now. Persons on bail for vicious murders…BUT…end up committing others afterLocal parties and fetes are…
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Long-serving Prime Minister and doyen of Caribbean politics, Comrade Dr Ralph Gonsalves, was never one to hide his admiration of Barbados. He has venerated our orderly society, our emphasis on education, our infrastructural and policy developments, our strong political leadership, and importantly, our industrious citizens.He has been a strident partner of Barbados on issues related to LIAT. Gonsalves has also stood along with Barbados on hemispheric controversies such as votes on hot button issues at the Organisation of American States (OAS) and at the United Nations (UN) general assembly.