Medical Students from Hurricane Ravaged Islands to take up Classes Here
Over 400 medical students from islands ravaged by the recent hurricanes will take up classes here in SVG this week at various medical schools.
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RSVG Police Investigating Two Killings on Monday Night
The RSVG Police Force is investigating the death of Irone Bascombe, and Roland Cunningham
Vincentians Have Much to be Proud of
As this country gets ready to celebrate 38 years of Independence on October 27th, Chief Cultural Officer Anthony Theobalds, is of the view that vincentians have much to be proud of.
Opposition Leader Expresses Concern with the Fall Through of a Foreign Exchange Transaction Agreement to Assist Local Traffickers
Opposition Leader Dr. Godwin Friday is calling on the government to urgently address the situation where local traffickers are having difficulties getting their foreign currency converted to EC dollars
Police Investigating 3 Seperate Shooting Incidents over the Weekend
Police are investigating the shooting deaths of 3 persons in separate incidents in this country over the weekend.
Chief Agriculture Officer says Food Security is a Must and Cannot be Slighted
Serious investments are needed in food production in order to sustain the livelihood of all Vincentians.
Police Investigating Ottley Hall Man Shooting
Police here are investigating the shooting of an Ottley Hall man.
Police Investigating Two Attacks in the New Montrose Area
The police here are investigating the apparent adduction of a 6-year old girl, and the assault of a 20-year old mother in the New Montrose area.
Primary School Students to Benefit from Early Learners Program
Primary school students here are set to benefit from an Early Learners Program (ELP) as this nation is among six OECS member states in which the new innovation program will be administered.
Camillo Expresses Concern for Vincentians Left Unemployed from Hurricane Irma
Minister of Economic Planning Camillo Gonsalves has expressed concern that many Vincentians living and working in the British and U.S. Virgin Islands, have become unemployed, due to the destruction caused by Hurricane Irma.
SVG and Caricom Praised For Relief Efforts to Neighbors Devastated by Hurricanes
SVG as well as the Caribbean Community has come in for high praise in its efforts to aid its Caricom neighbors which have been devastated by hurricanes Irma and Maria.
SVG Not Just Talk in Relation to Renewable Energy
St. Vincent and the Grenadines has not only been talking the talk in relation to renewable energy but also walking the walk.
Dominica’s PM says island ‘brutalised’ by Hurricane Maria
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit Monday night said Dominica was “brutalised” by Hurricane Maria as it made its way across the island.
PM Gonsalves Stresses the Importance of Following Building Codes
Outlining the efforts made by this government in the relief work offered to neighbouring caribbean islands, Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves said at a press conference on Monday, that this country has a duty, to be a “good samaritan.”
RSVG Police Force Investigating Argyle Accident
The RSVG Police Force is investigating an accident which took place on Sunday night on the Argyle public road.
Police Seeking Public Help to Locate Man
The police here are seeking the public’s assistance in locating 20 year old Xavier Lynch alias “Bounty” of Cemetery Hill in connection with last Friday’s incident in lower middle street which resulted in a homicide.
RSVG Police Force Receives Donation of Motor Cars
The RSVG Police Force were on Friday presented with a donation of 5 Toyota Aygo motor cars, which according to the security body will go a long way in carrying out its’ crime fighting duties.
Men Encouraged to take their Health More Seriously
Men need to be more proactive in relation to their health.
Vincentians Urged to Give of their Best
A call has been made for Vincentians to do their utmost and give of their best as the government of SVG has been collecting donations to assist the people of the hurricane ravaged British Virgin Islands.
Young Man Dies After Sustaining Chop Wounds
A young man of Sion Hill who received several chop wounds about his body this morning on Grenville Street in capital Kingstown passed away at the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital.
