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SVGCC adopts phased reopening with blended learning
The St. Vincent & the Grenadines Community College (SVGCC) has adopted a phased approach to its 2020/21 academic year.
Phase One saw the reopening of...
Clarice Williams Foundation donates stationery to about 50 students
About 50 students of the Dubois Government School/ Buccament Primary School benefited from a generous donation from The Clarice Williams Foundation.
The yearly donation, the...
Two motorcycles added to RSVGPF Traffic Branch
The Traffic Branch of The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force will be equipped with two additional motorcycles to patrol the streets...
SVG receives praise from Iran’s foreign Minister
St. Vincent and the Grenadines has received praise from Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif for the stances our country has held as a...
IICA Supports Efforts to Develop the Livestock Sector in St. Vincent and the Grenadines
The Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) and the Ministry of Agriculture together hosted a ceremony for the handover of pieces of equipment,...
BRAGSA teams up with VINLEC to provide electricity for less fortunate students
Less fortunate students without access to electricity in their homes will be in a better position thanks to BRAGSA and VINLEC.
BRAGSA in collaboration with...
Attorney discusses how easy it is to seek redress under new Consumer Protection Bill
The Consumer Protection Bill which was passed in the last sitting of Parliament provides legislation for the promotion and protection of consumer interest in...
Over $2 million paid to sailors and workers in hospitality sector
Sailors and workers in the hospitality sector have benefited from over $2 million dollars in financial support from the government as part of its...
CWSA Employees’ children Receive Scholarships
Thirteen (13) children of employees of the Central Water & Sewerage Authority (CWSA) this year benefited from being awarded financial support for their continuing...
Man to spend 10 months in Jail for beating mother
31-year-old man Dwight Taylor is set to spend the next 10 months of his life in prison after he, in a drunken state, beat...
