Opposition Leader Myron Walwyn has accused the government of failing to account for approximately $40 million taken from the Social Security Board (SSB), raising the issue during a recent House of Assembly debate and linking it to wider concerns about […]
Archive for March, 2026

All 13 might not go after the next election
While some sections of the society continue to call for fresh faces in BVI politics, developments in recent weeks have delivered a fresh reality: not all leaders appear ready to leave the political arena. The reunification of the National Democratic […]

Some COI-inspired laws need to be changed
Deputy Premier Julian Fraser has called for key legislation introduced in the wake of the Commission of Inquiry (COI) to be revisited, arguing that some measures are now slowing development in the BVI. Fraser made the remarks during a recent […]

Man released on $2500 bail after prohibited weapon charge
The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) has released a 49-year-old man on $2,500 bail after he was allegedly found in possession of a prohibited weapon. The accused has been identified as Anthony Chinnery of New Bush, who is charged […]

Gov’t launches ‘Let’s Build VI’ with 81 scholarships
The government has officially launched its ‘Let’s Build VI’ initiative, offering 81 fully funded scholarships aimed at preparing Virgin Islanders for key sectors of the economy. Education Minister Sharie deCastro said the programme marks a deliberate effort to reshape workforce […]

BREAKING: Officer found dead at police barracks
This story has been updated. The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) has confirmed the death of one of its officers, whose body was discovered today, Monday, March 30. The police did not disclose his identity but it is understood […]

NDP must convince voters their unity is genuine
As news circulates that the National Democratic Party (NDP) has reunited ahead of the next general election, talk show host Claude Skelton Cline is warning that unity alone will not be enough to secure victory at the polls. Speaking on […]

Junior Minister disappointed by low roundabout submissions
Junior Minister for Culture and Tourism Luce Hodge Smith has expressed disappointment over the low number of submissions received for a national competition to redesign the Road Town roundabout, a part of wider efforts to transform Road Town. Speaking during […]

RDA boss tells contractors: ‘Get to work, projects coming’
Contractors have been urged to prepare for upcoming opportunities as development projects move forward under the Recovery and Development Agency (RDA). The call came from RDA Chief Executive Officer, Anthony McMaster, following the recent signing of contracts for design services […]

Francis Lettsome takes 4th straight title at Inter-Primary Champs
Francis Lettsome Primary School secured a fourth consecutive title at the Inter-Primary Athletics Championships, topping the overall standings with 326 points after the 2026 meet concluded last Friday. The championships, held across March, saw Francis Lettsome finish ahead of Enis […]






