The oil company Shell has agreed to pay nearly $60 million in compensation to communities in the Niger Delta affected by multiple oil spills over the years. The compensation is as a result of a case brought in a Dutch court by four Nigerian farmers who said they lost money because of contaminated lands and waterways.
The significant challenges of the country's Renewable Energy Trust
The lack of discourse about the issues affecting the labour movement in Barbados
You have heard that Dr. Kevin Greenwich is now back in Washington with the International Monetary Fund after advising the government of Barbados on...