Talk show host Claude Skelton Cline has argued that a growing number of political groups and independent candidates signals a deeper leadership crisis in the BVI, as the territory heads toward its next general election. Speaking on a recent airing […]

A public advisory video posted by the government warning pedestrians about a $75 fine for failing to use designated pedestrian crossings has drawn pushback from residents in the Virgin Islands, with several social media users questioning its tone and practicality. […]

The BVI Tourist Board & Film Commission (BVITBFC) has launched its Puerto Rico outreach with a Full Moon Party, an event attended by Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley, as officials seek to promote the territory ahead of the upcoming tourism season. […]

The House of Assembly has agreed to introduce constitutional recognition for a new category of people described as “Ancestral Virgin Islanders”, as part of wider reforms emerging from deliberations on the Constitutional Review Commission report. The decision forms part of […]

Environmental health officials have been dispatched to assess the recent fish kill in Anegada waters, with early concerns raised about potential health risks and broader ecological damage. Speaking on ZBVI radio recently, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Natural Resources […]

The government has outlined plans to introduce a structured immigration quota-setting system in the Virgin Islands as part of amendments to the Immigration and Passport Act to align migration with national development priorities. Information shared in a recent social media […]

The government has announced a series of public meetings as the newly formed Constitutional Negotiating Committee (CNC) begins engagement with residents ahead of discussions with the United Kingdom on constitutional reform. A 10-member committee has been established to lead discussions […]

A Tortola property belonging to former BVI Ports Authority Managing Director Oleanvine Pickering-May­nard is again set to be sold by public auction later this month, BVI News understands. According to a public notice issued by the National Bank of the […]

By Dickson Igwe, Contributor The best analogy for assessment of Virgin Islands migration policy is the UK. Native Britons including Britons of foreign ancestry born in the UK are appalled at the changes in the landscape of cities from Manchester […]

Opposition Leader and National Democratic Party (NDP) Chairman Marlon Penn has addressed growing speculation about whether former members Lorna Smith and Stacy Mather could return to the party ahead of the next general election. During an appearance on the Kross […]