NATIVE AMERINDIANS PROTEST MARGINALISATION IN SURINAME

Native Amerindians held a protest in Suriname this past Saturday to express their discontent and bring attention to poor treatment they allege to suffer at the hands of the local government and other parts of the society. The protesters claimed to be facing marginalisation, deprivation, and a lack of respect and recognition of their due … Continued

SAME SEX REFERENDUM SPARKS DEBATE ON POPULAR TALKSHOW

Meaningful debate was the essence of discussions on the May 8th edition of the “Talking Points” Radio Programme as hosts and guest alike shared their views on the topic of the impending same sex marriage referendum in the Virgin Islands.  Guest Mrs Maris Hodge Wright was the first to establish her point of view, stating … Continued

SAHARAN DUST AFFECTING BVI’S AIR QUALITY – RESIDENTS WARNED TO BE CAREFUL OUTDOORS

Residents are being asked to take precautionary measures when outdoors due to the present air quality over the Virgin Islands being affected by the passing of Saharan Dust. The Department of Disaster Management DDM issued a warning to the public on Tuesday after receiving reports from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). “NOAA reports a … Continued

SPORTS PUNDITS BELIEVE D’MOI HODGE PRESENTS A GREAT CASE TO BE DRAFTED IN THE 2023 NBA DRAFT

The name D’Moi Hodge is already ringing amongst various basketball pundits in the United States ahead of the highly anticipated 2023 NBA Draft which is scheduled for June 22nd. The BVI national took to his social media pages in early April to announce his entry into this year’s draft after concluding a relatively good season … Continued

GOVERNOR SAYS HE WANTS THE GOVT TO SUCCEED IN COI IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS

Governor His Excellency John Rankin has publicly expressed his support in favour of the Government fully completing the implementation of the Commission of Inquiry (COI) Recommendations. Governor Rankin made the comment while recently appearing as a guest on the local talk show “Talking Points”. He at the time was responding to a question from one … Continued

TRC TO HOST 1-DAY SYMPOSIUM FOR APPROXIMATELY 300 STUDENTS ON CYBER BULLYING

Chief Executive Officer at the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) Mr. Guy Lester Malone has reiterated the commission’s commitment to a positive creating digital environment that has zero tolerance for any form of harassment or abuse. Mr. Malone said it is important for everyone to stand against cyberbullying and help promote a culture of kindness, empathy … Continued

UNNECESSARY DISRUPTIONS BY THE OPPOSITION DURING THE 5TH H.O.A WILL NOT BE WELCOMED

Premier Dr. the Hon. Natalio Wheatley has said he will not be welcoming any unnecessary disruptions during the Fifth House of Assembly by members of His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition who have already predicted that motions of No Confidence will be forthcoming during the Government’s term in office. Premier Wheatley said while he welcomes opposing views … Continued

DEAN “THE SPORTSMAN” GREENAWAY INDUCTED INTO THE PASADENA CITY COLLEGE HALL OF FAME

Local sports journalist and former national athlete Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway has once again created history for the BVI after becoming the first athlete from the territory to be inducted into the Pasadena City College (PCC) Hall of Fame. Greenaway was inducted along with his 1978 track and field team for their achievements back in … Continued