Mallalieu says transparency of utmost importance

Independent Senator John Mallalieu said Government has to be conscious that it is spending public money so transparency is necessary. Mallalieu was speaking on Wednesday in the Senate on a resolution for the compulsory acquisition of parcels of land at Trents, St James for the relocation of the Holetown Civic Centre. “In terms of [this] […] The post Mallalieu says transparency of utmost importance appeared first on nationnews.com.

Long-stay visitor spend is down, says Walters

nationnews.com - 06/Feb 20:24

Tourism long-stay numbers may be up but individual spending by tourists has dropped by 29 per cent, said Opposition Senator Ryan Walters, as he...

Senator calls for Holetown Civic Centre to stay in govt hands

barbadostoday.bb - 06/Feb 09:59

In a bold stance, Senator Dr Crystal Haynes has voiced strong opposition to the government’s proposal to relinquish control of the historic Holetown...

Senator warns against tourism overdevelopment

barbadostoday.bb - 14:15

Independent Senator the Reverend Canon Dr John Rogers has urged caution and foresight as the government moves forward with plans to relocate the...

Sealy calls for caution in Holetown development plans

barbadostoday.bb - 24/Jan 12:15

A former tourism minister has urged caution as the government plans to move the historic Holetown Civic Centre for tourism development, highlighting...

#BTEditorial – Holetown Festival is in dire need of a lifeline

barbadostoday.bb - 11:00

On the eve of the 48th anniversary of the Holetown Festival, Senators were on the floor of Parliament Wednesday explaining the heritage value of that...

Gold-for-Oil programme lacks transparency, will be replaced – Energy Minister

goldstreetbusiness.com - 05/Feb 09:08

Energy Minister John Abdulai Jinapor has cast doubt on the transparency of the Gold-for-Oil (G4O) programme, stating that the initiative is riddled...