Health Minister Carvin Malone revealed that his recent announcement about the BVI’s second death from COVID-19 may have been made prematurely. Malone announced last Friday while giving an emergency update on the territory’s COVID-19 status that one of the BVI’s […]
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Haiti President Jovenel Moïse assassinated!
Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse has been killed in an attack on his home in the nation’s capital early Wednesday morning. This is according to the country’s interim prime minister, Claude Joseph. Joseph said the president’s residence in Port-au-Prince was stormed […]

RVIPF adjusts its admin office services
The following is a statement from the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force dated Tuesday, July 6, 2021 The administrative office within Royal Virgin Islands Police Force is announcing the new arrangements for providing services to the public in line with […]

Bi-monthly tests for public officers! Business restrictions return
All employees of the police force, Customs and Immigration departments, prison officers, sea and airport authorities, members of residential institutions, among others are now expected to be tested for COVID-19 “at least once per fortnight” following the latest upsurge in […]

Disregarding procurement rules a troubling culture within BVI gov’ts
A pervasive culture of disregarding rules and procedures in government has left Auditor General (AG) Sonia Webster with some amount of concern. During a live hearing of the Commission of Inquiry (COI), Webster said she found that it was becoming […]

He’s OK! McMaster falls in Diamond League Meet ahead of Olympics
President of the BVI Athletics Association (BVIAA), Steve Augustine has confirmed that Kyron McMaster emerged injury-free from a fall he sustained while competing at the Wanda Diamond League Meet in Stockholm, Sweden on Sunday. McMaster had a strong start in […]

Opposition Leader wants oversight of public service given a minister
Opposition Leader Marlon Penn has called for the removal of the Governor as the official responsible for the public service. Under the constitution, the Deputy Governor manages public service officers on a day-to-day basis but ultimately, the Governor oversees the […]

COI dismisses Willock’s claims of vindication
The Commission of Inquiry (COI) has dismissed recent claims from House of Assembly Speaker, Julian Willock who vindicated himself of findings that he breached the Register of Interests Act. The Act requires parliamentarians to declare their businesses and other interests […]

Nightly curfew back on as BVI’s active COVID cases surge to 480
Health Minister Carvin Malone moments ago reported that there are now some 480 positive COVID-19 cases in the BVI. In light of this massive spike, Malone said the government is reimplementing a night-time curfew for the territory. Starting, Tuesday July […]

COMMENTARY: Examining BVI culture amidst Immigration pressures
By Justin J. Blyden, Contributor Over the past year, immigration has become a hot-button topic in the Virgin Islands society, with arguments that appeared to be rooted in a defence of VIslanders, Virgin Islands culture, and the general Virgin Islands […]