
Owia Devastated
The community of Owia, In the Red Zone of La Soufriere has suffered a devastating…
The community of Owia, In the Red Zone of La Soufriere has suffered a devastating…
Several Grassroot organisations and volunteers have taken on the challenge of assisting the National Emergency…
A family of eighteen ( 18) from Sandy Bay are in a private shelter after…
Some evacuees from Owia share their experiences with SVGTV News on escaping the wrath of…
Despite the predominantly happy faces our news team encountered at some shelters, many evacuees are…
The Health authorities here are concern about a possible outbreak of covid-19 in shelters. Speaking…
Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves also reiterated his appeal this morning on NBC radio to…
Five days after La Soufriere explosively erupted on friday april 9th 2021, the National Emergency…
The explosive event of La Soufriere volcano continues today however the eruptions are now smaller…
Our news team visited the Windward side of the island to observed the situation, they…
Vincentian geologist Dr. Richard Robertson who is the lead scientist monitoring La Soufriere Volcano has…
La Soufriere Volcano commemorates it’s 42nd anniversary today with another explosive episode. Lead monitoring scientist…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-ayr7cvJcQ Volcano Update Friday 8th April 2021
In light of this investment in the schools repair program, the Ministry Of Education is appealing to key stakeholders to take care of the schools and all educational resources.
Non traditional cultivators of marijuana who wants to be part of the country’s medicinal marijuana industry would not be left behind.
SVGTV News August 19th 2019
In a few weeks time hundreds of the nation’s children will be heading back to school and one organization here has done its part to ease the burden on some parents in getting their children prepare for the new school year.
The Royal St. Vincent and The Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) in collaboration with the SVG Police Credit Union and SVG Ex- Police Association awarded 53 scholarships and 12 bursaries to successful CPEA students at an awards ceremony held at the police canteen.
A new book will be added to the Prisons’ library which the inmates are encouraged to read and learn from.
Literacy and numeracy are of critical importance if students are to be academically sound and over 80 students from the Barrouallie and surrounding communities recently got the opportunity to sharpen their skills in these areas.