Sustainable Hunting Methods
Bradford Latham, the Forestry Officer responsible for law compliance, is encouraging hunters to use non injurious methods to catch wild life.
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Petrotrin Provides Final Shipment Of Fuel To Local Importers
SVG will be getting its last shipment of fuel next month from the Trinidad refinery, Petrotrin, even though the state-owned company said it will close the refinery in October.
Earthquake Readiness In SVG
While St. Vincent and the Grenadines is in the peak of the hurricane season, there is also the reported increase in the number of earthquakes in the region.
Liat Flights Disrupted
Several Liat flights have been disrupted due to tropical storm Kirk.
Police Force Determined In Execution Of Its Duties
Deputy Police Commissioner, Frankie Joseph, has said that the organisation will not relent in the execution of its duties.
Disc Jockey In Custody
A 29 year old Disc Jockey of Dickson Village who has evaded local police for almost a year, is now in custody facing a number of sexual offence charges, criminal trespass and burglary.
Exciting Times Ahead for this Country’s Tourism Sector
Exciting times are ahead for this country’s tourism sector; So says Minister of Tourism, Sports and Culture, Cecil McKie
Lodge Village Residents Say They Are Tired Of Living In Fear
Gunshots by unknown masked men rang out Monday night in the Lodge Village Community leaving residents angry and fearful for their lives.
Treat Pitbulls With Love
Pitbulls must be treated with love in order to prevent the creation of monsters.
DRP On Buggery Laws
DRP Leader, Anesia Baptiste says she strongly supports maintaining the buggery laws.
Retiring Early Childhood Educator Lauded For Lifting Standards
The contributions made by educator Gwenneth Cambridge were recognized on Friday at a retirement awards ceremony held at Frenches House.
Protecting Water Resources
Students on the island of Bequia gained some hands on experience in the use of water quality monitoring equipment last week.
Suspended Officer Charged
The police have charged another man in connection with last Saturday’s robbery of medical doctor Twana Browne-Caesar.
Young Lawyer Identifies Need To Fix Problems In The Legal System
Work must be done to correct the problems of the local judicial system in order to build the public ‘s confidence in the Caribbean Court of Justice.
Police Better Equipped to Deal With Persons Suffering with Mental Illness
Police men and women are now better equipped for interventions with persons who are suffering with mental health illnesses.
HIV/AIDS Funds Depletion
Funding for HIV/AIDS remains an issue for many countries including St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
Generation Next Awards 33 Students Bursaries
Reach for the stars!!!! That’s the advice given by Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Education Deborah Charles.
PM Refuses to Meet With Opposition Leader
Leader of the opposition New Democratic Party, Dr. Godwin Friday has said that he is willing to work with the government, and in particular, meet with Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves to address crime.
Arhnim Eustace Hits Back At Sir James
Former leader of the New Democratic Party, Arnhim Eustace has responded to Sir James Mitchell’s statements in which he said that Eustace was his biggest mistake.
Three Charged in Connection with Medical Doctor’s Robbery
Three persons have been charged in connection with last Saturday’s robbery of medical doctor Twana Browne-Caesar.
