Premier Andrew Fahie has indicated that the United Kingdom has denied the territory grants to assist with its battle against COVID-19. Speaking in the House of Assembly recently, the Premier said this is not the first time the UK has […]
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Ex-con recently released for attempted murder now nabbed on major drug charges
Less than a year after receiving an early prison release for attempted murder, 48-year-old Devon Dawson has been brought back before the court on major drug-related charges. The accused ex-convict from Pleasant Valley was allegedly found with more than 800 […]

BVI joining Black Lives Matter movement
The British Virgin Islands is joining the ranks of protesters involved in the Black Lives Matter movement happening globally. Radio talkshow host Claude Skelton Cline has issued a clarion call to BVI residents from all ethnic backgrounds to participate in […]

Gov’t introducing an official BVI lottery — Premier
Premier Andrew Fahie has announced that a state lottery will be implemented in the British Virgin Islands once government’s Gambling (Gaming & Betting) Control Act becomes law. He gave that indication while debating the increasingly controversial legislation in the House […]

Govt’s wire-transfer tax generating big bucks so far | Premier projects over $1.7M by year’s end
Less than two months since the Financing & Money Services (Amendment) Act came into effect, Premier Andrew Fahie is reporting that the policy has already begun to generate significant yields. The legislation — which mandates that a seven percent tax […]

Gov’t wins BVI Airways case against its former attorney, Lester Hyman
The United States District Court of Columbia has granted the BVI government’s request for its former attorney, Lester Hyman to turn over government’s client file with BVI Airways. Government had applied to the US court to get the file while […]

No proper analysis| Penn opposes gambling legislation
Opposition Leader Marlon Penn has vehemently opposed government’s Gambling (Gaming & Betting) Control Act, which he said lacks any type of analysis on any potential impact it might have on a cross-section of local sectors when it becomes law. The […]

Advance Passenger & Information Act passed in HOA
The Advance Passenger and Information Act has passed in the House of Assembly and will now allow the British Virgin Islands to be in line with CARICOM standards. The legislation makes it mandatory for aircraft and vessels coming or leaving […]

Sporting activities allowed to resume under specific protocols
Sporting and recreational activities can once again resume in the British Virgin Islands now that Cabinet has approved specific protocols which must be adhered to in order to participate. Sports Minister Dr Natalio Wheatley said it was necessary for government […]

COMMENTARY: BVI and Black Lives Matter
By Benito Wheatley, Contributor The Black Lives Matter movement is prompting the British Virgin Islands (BVI) to look at both racial injustice abroad and discrimination at home as global protests continue around the world against police brutality and systemic racism […]