The Barbados Labour Party has once again secured a clean sweep of the polls in general elections.
The decision to call a snap election by Party Leader Mia Amor Mottley has paid off, with the BLP retaining all 30 seats for the second time in three and a half years.
Speaking at the BLP Headquarters on Roebuck Street early this morning before a crowd of elated supporters, Ms. Mottley announced plans for her new Cabinet.
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