The police have not determined a motive for the February 2018 murder of Truymayne ‘Passion’ Daway. This was revealed last Friday as the Prosecution closed its case in the trial for the three persons accused of killing Daway — Rafael […]
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Advancement in education a sign BVI locals can control own affairs
Minister of Education Dr Natalio Wheatley said the advancement of education in the territory is an indication that local representatives of the Virgin Islands can be in control of their own affairs. Speaking at the groundbreaking and contract signing ceremony […]
TRC to hold public hearing on adoption of amendments to Unitary Licences
The following is a media release from the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission dated April 1, 2022. On 11 April 2022, a public hearing will be held by the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission of the Virgin Islands (Commission) in relation to the proposed […]
Premier blasts critics saying BVI’s success not ‘through legal means’
While expressing his faith in the people of the BVI and in God, Premier Andrew Fahie chose to lash out at some of the territory’s detractors during a groundbreaking ceremony for the redevelopment of the Elmore Stoutt High School (ESHS). […]
Out of ‘Hollywood’! McMaster gets permanent gig as RDA’s CEO
Over two years after he was first given an acting appointment as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Recovery and Development Agency (RDA), Anthony McMaster has finally been appointed as the substantive holder of the post. The disclosure was […]
Premier accused of dodging BVICCHA, promises to hold talks
After not meeting with the BVI Chamber of Commerce and Hotel Association for more than a year, Premier Andrew Fahie has been accused of dodging that agency. “Honestly, as an organisation, while advocacy is our number-one priority, the conversations are […]
Over $11M worth of contracts signed for ESHS redevelopment
More than $11 million worth of contracts were awarded to four construction firms for the Redevelopment of the Elmore Stoutt High School (ESHS) campus which is expected to be finished in five months. This exceeds the initial cost estimates by […]
Smith calls for increased pension for teachers
Deputy Speaker of the House of Assembly Neville ‘Sheep’ Smith is urging members of the House of Assembly to increase the pension plan for teachers after retirement. Speaking at the groundbreaking and contract signing ceremony for the redevelopment of the […]
Poultry production to become major revenue earner for Anegada?
Minister of Agriculture Dr Natalio Wheatley is projecting that poultry production will become a major source of revenue for Anegada’s economy in the near future. Speaking at the ground-breaking ceremony for a poultry facility in Anegada recently, Dr Wheatley said […]
Good feedback from banks on Stamp Duty amendment — Fahie
Premier Andrew Fahie has said that amendments made to the Stamp Duty Act have been met with very good feedback from banks in the territory. The amended Stamp Duty Act, although passed in the House of Assembly (HOA), had not […]
