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As a strong supporter of reparations, Barbados has had to reconsider purchasing land from a former slave-owning family

By Janine Mendes-Franco

Barbados' plans to purchase land — to the tune of GBP 3 million — from British Conservative MP Richard Drax whose forebears were slave traders, have been put on pause.

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