The Office of the Governor has expressed confidence in the BVI’s financial services industry amid the leaked FinCen Files — the latest global financial scandal which names the BVI as a jurisdiction which facilitates money laundering. The FinCen Files contain […]
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Flamingos hatch on Tortola for the first time in over 70 years
By Kamal Haynes, BVI News Staff Flamingo chicks have hatched on Tortola for the first known time in more than seven decades. They were recently discovered at the Josiah’s Bay pond. This is according to the Marine Director at the […]
Four new appointments at HLSCC
The government has approved the appointments of four top senior positions at the H Lavity Stoutt Community College (HLSCC) which includes a new president and a new chair of the school’s board of governors. These appointments include Fiona Forbes-Vanterpool as […]
Police arrest two men, seize two firearms
The police have arrested and charged two men who were found carrying two unlicensed firearms. The weapons were seized in two separate incidents on October 1 and 2. In the first incident on Friday, October 2, police officers stopped and […]
Businesses asked to be patient! Stimulus cheques coming soon
Approved businesses who have not yet received their cheques from the government’s Small Business Sector Grant Relief Programme are being urged to be patient as their cheques will soon be on its way. This appeal comes from Junior Minister for […]
Premier eyes independence?
Premier Andrew Fahie has hinted at his hope for an independent BVI as he congratulated local lawyer Dawn Smith on her new appointment as Attorney General. Delivering remarks in the House of Assembly after Smith was officially sworn in on […]
Willock warns new AG he will seek independent legal advice in future
Speaker of the House of Assembly, Julian Willock has put the newly-appointed Attorney General (AG) Dawn Smith on notice that he will be exercising his right to seek independent legal counsel in the future. According to Section 58 of the […]
Parents could be charged for kids without face coverings
The BVI’s Chief Environmental Health Officer, Lionel Michael is reminding parents they could be fined if they don’t allow their children to wear protective face coverings in public spaces. According to the COVID-19 suppression orders implemented by the government, a […]
Men told to test for breast cancer! BVI has had male diagnoses
With reports of males in the territory being diagnosed with breast cancer, Minister for Health Carvin Malone is urging both men and women to screen for the fatal illness annually. Malone’s appeal comes at the commencement of Breast Cancer Awareness […]
Trump tests positive for COVID-19
US President Donald Trump has tested positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19). President Trump made that announcement in an early-morning post on Twitter on Friday. First Lady, Melania has also tested positive. At age 74, Trump falls under the ‘high-risk group’ […]
