Premier and Minister of Finance Honourable Andrew Fahie has said that his government’s stance to reject the unfavourable terms of the United Kingdom’s $426 million loan guarantee was a wise decision. The premier’s comment on the subject came during the 3-year anniversary of his party’s time in office and following the rising inflation being experienced … Continued
This evening at an International Women’s Day Dinner, local political activist and host of “Cut Deep” Cindy Rosan publicly declared her candidacy as an Independent At-Large Candidate in the next general elections. She was at the time giving the vote of thanks and stated that the decision was one she wrestled with for sometime. More to … Continued
Minister for Health and Social Development Honourable Carvin Malone is calling for a celebration of local women and girls and supporting gender equality as part of International Women’s Day Celebrations. This year, the day is being observed under the theme “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow” and it focuses on climate change, adaptation, mitigation … Continued
11 women from across different government departments and 4 girls from local schools were all honoured by the Office of Gender Affairs for their contribution in climate change and disaster risk reduction management in the BVI. The 11 women are Abby Christopher, Tessa Smith-Claxton, Angela Barnett-Penn, Pearline George, Atoya George, Argel Horton, Rozina Norris-Gumbs, Stacy-Ann … Continued
The territory’s first Chief Minister the late Honourable Hamilton Lavity Stoutt was remembered as a man of and for the people, during his 27th Annual Memorial Celebration and Wreath Laying Ceremony on Monday. The ceremony was held at the Cappoon’s Bay Burial Ground and saw several distinguished members of the community attending, including elected and … Continued
In a recent statement, the Office of the Deputy Governor says it remains committed to supporting the Ministry of Health and Social Development with the eminent move of the Public Health Unit to a new location. The statement said, “During this period in our Territory’s history, the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic have been … Continued
In a recent statement published today March 4th, 2022, the Ministry of Health and Social Development say they have been made aware of information publicly circulating regarding concerns raised by the Public Health Unit. In the statement the ministry said, “The Ministry has already addressed several of the concerns expressed. For example, compensation for works … Continued
Leaked documents reveal that the issues and concerns of relocating the Public Health Unit and the Environmental Health Department to the Union Property Building, were vividly ventilated by both departments to the Office of the Deputy Governor. The documents which were obtained by our newsroom revealed that a meeting was held on November 9, 2021, … Continued
In a recent Facebook post community organizer Kevon S Lettsome responded to recent public comments from local commentator Claude Skelton Cline stating, “This is not the time for kids in the House of Assembly.” Lettsome penned, “Claude Skelton Cline raised a point, starting a conversation about our status as a younger generation of leaders in … Continued
The police sergeant who is charged with perjury was granted bail in the sum of $40,000 after allegedly attempting to pervert the course of justice in an ongoing high court trial. This was confirmed in a recent statement by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution where it was revealed that the said Sergeant … Continued
