Owen Seymour Arthur passed away today at age 70. The Barbados Government Information Service said he died at 12:26 a.m. at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Arthur, Barbados’ fifth Prime Minister, was hospitalised in mid-July with heart complications and was in the Intensive Care Unit. He led the country...
Barbados is now accepting visa applications for people to live and work remotely from the island. In a message posted on the application website, Prime Minister Mia Mottley said that the ‘Barbados Welcome Stamp’ visa will allow applicants to live and work remotely in the island...
NASSAU — THE BAHAMAS ALLOWED AMERICANS TO STAY IN THEIR COUNTRY FOR 17 DAYS AFTER RE-OPENING TO TOURISTS. NOW IT IS SAYING THAT THE UNITED STATES’ VISITORS HAVE TO GO … UNTIL THE THREAT OF THE COVID-19 DISEASE IS NO MORE. Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Minnis held a...
There is an apparent standoff between Barbados and Antigua — LIAT’s largest shareholder and the airline’s headquarters, respectively. Sources close to the situation have told Caribbean News Service (CNS) that Antigua and Barbuda is refusing to accede to a request to have three of the planes...
ANGUILLA--A release from Chief Medical Officer Dr. Aisha Andrewin announced that Anguilla’s borders will remain closed until at least July 30. Exceptions to this are medical emergencies, evacuations and persons wishing to leave Anguilla by air or sea to approved destinations. She said that there...