Brief history of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court
In 1967, the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States - namely Antigua, Anguilla, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Vincent, Saint Kitts & Nevis, and Saint Luc...
02 March 2007
Brief history of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court
In 1967, the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States - namely Antigua, Anguilla, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Vincent, Saint Kitts & Nevis, and Saint Luc...
Campbell: Take the Bar seriously
What was supposed to be a grand celebration for the 40th Anniversary of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court saw only a small turnout of members of the...
Being a judge a lonely job – Justice Bruce-Lyle
Caribbean countries should seek to be in control of their own destiny, says Justice Frederick Victor Bruce-Lyle, High Court Judge in the Eastern Carib...
Legal fraternity in good hands
The legal fraternity is in good hands says Queen's Counsel Parnell Campbell."There are many young, bright lawyers and they are willing to learn, alway...
ECSC to embark on integration project
The Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court will soon embark on a project to integrate the several national Magistracies into the administrative and judicial ...
02 February 2007
Belle Vue – the baby of PAWI
Too many churches? No way, says PAWI, people still need the Lord.A demographic study was done in Belle Vue followed by two weeks of crusade and the Be...
Pastor Walker withstands tests
Picture this, you worked for two years to win the heart of a young lady who made it very tough, finally she said yes, you got married, embarked on a j...
CSME concept not new to PAWI
CSME may be a new concept but the Pentecostal Assemblies of the West Indies (PAWI) has been practising it for years, and the St Vincent and the Grenad...
Rev. Keith Graham on a mission for God
Twice a week Pastor Keith Graham makes the hour-long journey over the sea to Bequia to give leadership to the Bequia Pentecostal Church, and while it ...
