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The government is not ignoring the worsening sargassum problem affecting the Virgin Islands’ coastlines, Deputy Premier and ...
After years of struggling to attract and retain educators, Education Minister Sharie de Castro has announced a renewed ...
The lingering sewage stench in Road Town, especially near the Department of Waste Management Depot by the roundabout, ...
The government has officially reinstated its summer school programme, giving students a second chance to meet graduation ...
The BVI Christian Council (BVICC) has bemoaned the uptick in crime and violence, attributing it largely to the adoption of ...
Communications and Works Minister Kye Rymer said the government is following international standards on road construction, ...
Outdated procurement laws are contributing to delays in vendor payments across the BVI, Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley told the ...
Opposition leader Myron Walwyn has doubled down on the widely held view that the territory is reaping no tangible benefits ...
Communications and Works Minister Kye Rymer confirmed that the long-promised alternate road in Baughers Bay is still in the ...
Thirty-four officers from various public service agencies were recognised for their long and meritorious service during the ...
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has placed the BVI on their grey list, which means the territory is still working to address serious deficiencies in the financial services industry. FATF is ...
Education Minister Shari de Castro has moved to defend the overseas trips she and her team have taken over the last two years ...