News
January 26, 2007
Students at the Bishop's College Kingstown are urged to become members of the Interact Club at their school, as they will have "serious fun" and will ...
News
January 26, 2007
From next week, some diabetic residents of Enhams will get the opportunity to educate themselves more on how they can control their diabetes and recei...
News
January 26, 2007
26.JAN.07 Denroy Lett of Chateaubelair and Gilford Adams of Barrouallie are the two lucky winners in the National Commercial Bankâs (NCB) âWrap-it...
News
January 26, 2007
Singing, drama and exotic Latin dancing will be part of 25 Vincentian studentsâ induction into Venezuelan life. They are getting ready to pick up th...
News
January 26, 2007
The official programme for Vincy Mas 2007 is five months away, but Singer Lynx Mas band is already bringing its presentation to the public. The band l...
News
January 26, 2007
For the first half of 2007 Image Modelling Agency has decided to put their focus and energies into charitable organisations and will be joining forces...
News
January 26, 2007
Six persons representing the Public and Police Service Commissions were Sworn-in by His Excellency Sir Frederick Ballantyne, Governor-General, at Gove...
News
January 26, 2007
"Prevention is better than cure!" This is the old maxim, and bearing this in mind, members of the National Emergency Management Office (NEMO) are gett...
News
January 26, 2007
Quick action by residents of Plan Village saved the Chateaubelair Seventh Day Adventist Church (SDA) building from being burnt to the ground last Satu...
News
January 26, 2007
Respect and sensitivity were the watch words when 16 media workers attended a one week Commonwealth Press Union (CPU) seminar on âSocial Responsibil...
News
January 26, 2007
by Patricia Campbell 26.JAN.07 Chief Executive Officer of LIAT Mark Darby has indicated that the average fares of flights operated by Caribbean Star a...
News
January 26, 2007
Though it usually takes one hour or less to restore power outages, this was not so last week Thursday evening as many members of the general public ha...
News
January 26, 2007
âMoving humanity across the ocean - creating history and a new civilization.â Thatâs the theme of celebrations to mark the 200th anniversary of ...
News
January 26, 2007
Member of the National Committee for Commemoration of the 200th Anniversary of the Trans- Atlantic Slave Trade, Renwick Rose is of the view that Vince...
News
January 26, 2007
About 20 persons vented their frustration at what they believe to be injustice being meted out to them when they protested outside the offices of Kari...
News
January 26, 2007
Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves has stated that no child or teacher will be left behind in the in the attainment of education under the Unity Labour...
News
January 26, 2007
The school popularly known as "Timmy" School has a new home. After many years of learning and teaching in a crammed, hot, uncomfortable school, the 44...
News
January 26, 2007
The Prime Minister was outraged, the Director of Public Prosecution is concerned, and the Ministry of Social Development has launched an investigation...
News
January 26, 2007
The banks in St Vincent and the Grenadines have too much money and need to invest more - This is the view of renowned Vincentian economist, Dr Wendell...
News
January 26, 2007
26.JAN.07 St. Vincent and the Grenadines along with the rest of the Eastern Caribbean states are expected to benefit from the landing of a fibre optic...
News
January 26, 2007
26.JAN.07 One of the most cited challenges of the construction of the Argyle International Airport is the purchasing of properties on the earmarked si...
News
January 26, 2007
WIBDECO announced last week that during the first two weeks of January 2007, they were forced to leave back a total of 22,300 cartons of bananas that ...
News
January 26, 2007
26.JAN.07 Alec Vanderpoole, Director of Antigua and Barbuda's Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) (called the Office of National Drug Control Policy - O...
News
January 26, 2007
The normal Friday hustle and bustle at the First Caribbean International Bank (FCIB) was rudely interrupted after word got around that someone had cal...
News
January 26, 2007
26.JAN.07 A supply listed in one of the items below is an exempt supply in accordance with the Value Added Tax Act. 1. Financial services 2. internati...
News
January 26, 2007
26.JAN.07 The following supplies are zero-rated in accordance with the Value Added Tax Act. 1. Export of goods and other supplies of goods for consump...
News
January 26, 2007
26.JAN.07 Members of the Value Added Tax (VAT) Implementation Unit have indicated that they will be ready for the introduction of the system on May 1....
News
January 26, 2007
26.JAN.07 Governor of the Eastern Caribbean Central bank Sir K. Dwight Venner, is calling on the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union and the region as a ...
News
January 26, 2007
26.JAN.07 Governor of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) Sir Dwight Venner has said that 2006 was a year in which the Eastern Caribbean Currenc...
News
January 26, 2007
Medical marijuana could be one of the new industries capitalized on by St Vincent and the Grenadines, according to Claremont Kirton, senior economics ...
News
January 26, 2007
The hotel formerly known as Roy's Inn and before that Camelot Inn is once again under new management. The 20 room hotel situated at Kingstown Park, no...
News
January 26, 2007
Vision 2020 is a plan of significant importance in Dr Ralph Gonsalves' mind but Opposition Leader Arnhim Eustace has warned that if his party assumes ...
News
January 26, 2007
Work on the National Development Plan, which has been termed by Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves as "Vision 2020", has begun. At the launch of discus...
News
January 19, 2007
19.JAN.07 A man and woman have been detained in China on suspicion of murdering a man and posting his body parts to three different cities. Last week ...
News
January 19, 2007
19.JAN.07 A Nigerian high court has sentenced a Lagos preacher to death by hanging for setting fire to members of his congregation, killing one woman....
News
January 19, 2007
19.JAN.07 A 13-year-old Jamaican boy who is accused of murdering his five-year-old neighbour by giving him a deadly brew of the weed killer gramoxone ...
News
January 19, 2007
19.JAN.07 Two of Saddam Hussein's key aides have been hanged in Baghdad, two weeks after the chaotic execution of the former Iraqi president. There we...
News
January 19, 2007
19.JAN.07 TRINIDAD and TOBAGO â Rewards totalling more than $200,000 have been offered for a Trinidadian man wanted in connection with two murders i...
News
January 19, 2007
Up to news time the police were conducting investigations into what might have caused the death of a 39-year-old labourer of Spring Village. According...
News
January 19, 2007
âOur students must be confident that they can succeed at math and our teachers must be able to communicate that confidence to the students,â said ...
News
January 19, 2007
Deputy Prime Minister Sir Louis Straker has called for the blockade against Cuba to be lifted. Straker made this plea at an event held at the Peace Me...
News
January 19, 2007
19.JAN.07 Representatives from Admissions and the different faculties of the campuses of the University of the West Indies will be in St. Vincent and ...
News
January 19, 2007
by Nelson King in New York 19.JAN.07 Three Outstanding Vincentians were honoured over the Christmas holidays by the New York Consulate General at its ...
News
May 13, 2025
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO has clinched victory over Jamaica in the inaugural International Reparation Debate, hosted by the Centre for Reparations Research ...
News
May 13, 2025
DISTRICT STAIRS SVG Ltd., a company with operations in St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Canada, has demonstrated its commitment to corporate social ...
News
May 13, 2025
A NEW PROGRAMME in which the government is targetting youth volunteerism across St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG), was launched on Monday, May 12, 2...
From the Courts, News
May 13, 2025
A 45 YEAR OLD man who has been convicted 46 times, is awaiting sentencing after he confessed to six more offences, including stealing a transformer an...
News
May 13, 2025
MINISTER OFTRANSPORT and Works, Montgomery Daniel, has praised the “excellent work” being done by the Electrical Inspectorate Unit, but expressed conc...
