Teachers Doing More Than Just Teaching
General Secretary of the SVG Teachers Union, Nikeisha Williams said that teachers in various schools across SVG have been doing more than a teacher’s job on many days.
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Teachers Encouraged to Recommit Themselves
Minister of Education St. Clair Jimmy Prince is encouraging teachers to recommit themselves towards the educating of the nation’s youth.
North Union Secondary Celebrates 40
The North Union Secondary School is continuing in its trust to transform the lives of its students.
Salvation Army Programmes
The Salvation Army is hoping to expand its programs this year to reach out to more persons across Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Attracting Tourists To Buy In SVG
More than 50-thousand cruise ship passengers have docked at port Kingstown within recent times but not all the passengers have disembarked these ships.
Youth Participation
Deputy Director of the National Insurance Services (NIS) Dr. Mineva Glasgow has challenged the United Returnees Association and other similar organisations to do more to garner the involvement of the youth in their activities.
Inmates Creating Livelyhood Through Craft
Inmates at Her Majesty’s Prisons are creating a buzz with their craft work and other measures are expected to be put in place to improve their skills while serving time behind bars.
SVG Sign Technical Support Agreement with Taiwan
SVG has signed another Technical Cooperation Agreement with the Republic of China on Taiwan.
Scotia Bank Sale
The Commercial Technical & Allied Workers Union (CTAWU) – the trade union representing Scotia Bank workers in SVG – is taking a regional approach to address workers concerns with the bank management pending the sale of its operation in 9 Caribbean countries including SVG.
98 Traffic Tickets Issued To Regulation 31 Violators In Two Weeks
The Traffic Branch of the Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force continues to clamp down on motorists who have failed to comply with regulation 31 of the Motor Vehicle and Road Traffic Act, Regulation 483 of the Revised Edition of the Laws of SVG.
CXC To Introduce New Subjects
The School Examinations Committee of the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) will be introducing new subjects
American Airlines To Commence Inaugural Flight Service To AIA This Saturday
American Airlines is expected to make its inaugural non-stop flight from the Miami International Airport to the Argyle International Airport this Saturday December 15th.
Chamber of Industry and Commerce Elects New Council
A new council has been elected to serve the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Chamber of Industry and Commerce at its 88th Annual General Meeting on Monday
Burglary At St. Joseph Convent Marriaqua
An investigation is being conducted into a report of burglary at the St. Joseph Convent Marriaqua between April and November 19th this year.
Investigations Under Way Into Homicide Over The Weekend
The police are investigating the death of 61 year old watchman Verrol James of Stubbs, who was found dead at the back of his home on Sunday morning around 7:00 am.
Road Trip Tickets
The police says a total of forty (40) traffic tickets were issued to several motorists on Saturday November 17, 2018
Taiwan Bursaries
Ninety nine students from the SVG Community College are the beneficiaries of bursaries from the Republic of China/Taiwan.
A Qualified Teacher VS A Teacher With Qualifications
There is a difference between a teacher with qualifications and a qualified teacher.
Sexual Offences Unit Launched
A Sexual Offences Unit was launched here on Wednesday by the Royal SVG Police Force.
Preparations Said To Be Going Well For This Year’s School’s Drama Festival
Drama is not just about the acting but the holistic development of an individual.
