The following is a statement from the National Democratic Party dated Wednesday, November 23, 2022. A few weeks ago, The National Democratic Party (NDP) noted the announcement of the arrest of Former Chairman, Myron V. Walwyn. Having now properly considered […]
Archive for November, 2022
Diplomacy critical in helping BVI navigate UK relations
Former BVI London Office Director Kedrick Malone said he believes the BVI will be in greater need of diplomatic skills in the near future. This year, the BVI London Office and BVI House observed 20 years of permanent representation and […]
Be careful with antibiotics, Health Ministry warns
The Health Ministry is warning the public not to abuse antibiotics as this can lead to the development of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in their bodies. The Ministry said persons should ensure they are not using counterfeit drugs and ensure they […]
BVI has a leadership challenge, says Skelton Cline
Commentator and clergyman Claude Skelton Cline said he believes the BVI has been dealing with a leadership challenge in recent times. According to Skelton Cline, the BVI needs a profile or some sort of threshold that not only speaks to […]
Nightclubs can function next to churches — Fraser
Third District Representative Julian Fraser has argued that nightclubs and churches can co-exist alongside each other as neighbours in the territory. As lawmakers debated the Liquor License Act, 2019 in the House of Assembly (HOA) recently, the issue of noise […]
Pastor Skelton Cline urges Christians to get involved in politics
Political commentator and clergyman, Pastor Claude Skelton Cline has urged those who identify as Christians to get involved in local politics as they have an important role to play in the governance of the territory. Skelton Cline said it isn’t […]
Wheatley warns of potential cost burdens in liquor license revamp
Ninth District Representative Vincent Wheatley has sounded a warning for lawmakers as they seek to revamp the current Liquor License Act in the House of Assembly (HOA), arguing that burdensome expenses should be avoided where possible. “The issue of a […]
EU Court rules against beneficial ownership register
A European Court has ruled against the implementation of a Register of Beneficial Ownership in European Union (EU) member states while delivering its judgment for a challenge made to a law implemented in Luxembourg. Beneficial owners are persons who enjoy […]
Online forum may generate more interest in constitutional review
Amid calls for residents to participate in the ongoing constitutional review process, Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley has announced that a forum to facilitate easier participation and engagement is being considered by those leading the process. Dr Wheatley was told on […]
Gov’t hoping to create over 100 jobs this festive season
Premier Natalio Wheatley said the government is hoping to create several dozens of jobs this festive season, through the new Registration Apprenticeship Training Employment and Development (RATED) Programme, which was launched recently. “I’m hopeful that we can create over 100 […]