By Dickson Igwe, Contributor At the root of the valid concern, Ancestral Virgin Islanders are losing their God given rights, heritage, and status as multigenerational natives, is the fact that the sacred privilege of Virgin Islands citizenship, is automatic, through […]

By Dickson Igwe, Contributor The analogy is simple enough. If you allow a family into your home ensure their lifestyle, habits and behaviors are compatible with those of your own family. On the other hand, if the family you invite […]

By Dickson Igwe, Contributor The adoption of a national ID card was the recommendation from the previous story on migration as a means of enforcing better control of migration, and law and order in the jurisdiction. This week’s migration story […]

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 […]

By Dickson Igwe, Contributor I return to the need for the adoption of a national ID card as stated in the previous article as a means of tighter migration control and keeping a tab on all citizens and non-citizens. Why […]

The H. Lavity Stoutt Community College (HLSCC) has officially opened a new maritime firegrounds training facility at its Paraquita Bay campus, representing a crucial step in restoring internationally recognised maritime safety training in the Virgin Islands. The facility forms part […]

Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley has paid tribute to the late H Lavity Stoutt, describing the territory’s first Chief Minister as a servant leader whose vision helped shape the modern Virgin Islands. Speaking during a commemorative ceremony, Dr Wheatley said Stoutt’s […]

As it marked its 10th anniversary yesterday, the Tortola Pier Park Limited (TPPL) is projecting a record-breaking year for cruise arrivals, with Chief Executive Officer Vance Lewis pointing to the facility’s resilience through hurricanes and a global pandemic as the […]

Scores of mourners turned out on Saturday, January 10, for the funeral service of Director of Communications for the Government of the Virgin Islands, Karia Christopher, who passed away suddenly last month. Christopher was remembered through heartfelt tributes from her […]

Fireworks illuminate the night sky above the British Virgin Islands as the territory welcomes the New Year. From the air, the capital’s city lights and scattered celebrations mark a shared moment of reflection and renewal on New Year’s Eve. Photos […]