The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force has partnered with the Agency for Public Information to launch a media campaign, dubbed, “Crime Prevention and You: A Shared Responsibility”. The campaign which officially begins today, March 13, 2023, would comprise a series of safety tips, promotional videos and interviews ranging from personal safety to avoiding fraud. The initiative forms part of the RSVGPF’s thrust towards crime prevention and enhanced citizen security.
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The St. Vincent and the Grenadines National Trust will support the observation of Heritage month with the host of a Local History Poster Competition. The objectives of the competition are to stimulate discussions amount the youth regarding various aspects of our local history and heritage. Secondly, it is to provide local youth with the opportunity to learn about the work of the National Trust.Competitors will participate in two categories; 8 – 12 years old and 13 – 18 years old. The competition is opened to young permanent resident of St. Vincent and the Grenadines.The competition will be guided by the…
An investigation has been launched into a report of a Burglary that occurred at the Triple S Minimart and Rubis Gas Station.Investigations revealed that between 9:10 pm on 08.03.23 and 2:00 am on 09.03.23, some unknown person(s) entered the business place of Triple “S” Minimart and Rubis Gas Station at La Croix as a trespasser and stole $21,000.00ECC in cash and a quantity of Pure Heaven wine. Persons with information that can assist with the investigations are encouraged to contact the Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of Crime at telephone number 1-784-457-1211 ext 4816; the Officer in charge of…
Let me say from the outset that I am a born and bred Vincentian. I am Vincy to the bone. And because I have lived to see that I am not too far off of my 70th birthday, and not because I have lived in Trinidad, I think I have the right to say certain things that are on my mind. I have taken close note of our Prime Minister, Dr. Ralph Gonsalves, since he took office in 2001. Even before that, I observed him especially during his practice as a defence lawyer. (Could I say that in this regard…
Introduction The coming to office of the Comrade Ralph led Unity Labour Party administration in March of 2001, brought with it a new vision for the economy of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. The change of government came at the dawn of the new century, as if to suggest that our destiny as a nation was being refreshed, experiencing a restart that was coinciding with the new time. It is within this framework that the new leader of government, introduced Vincentians to the concept of a new economy, indicating that his government fully intends to construct a new economy, one…
According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), countries in Latin America and the Caribbean “must step up” to tackle rising levels of hunger, poverty and inequality. According to the UN agency, between 2019 and 2021, the number of people who went hungry in the region increased by 30 per cent, to 56.5 million. This situation is present in SVG. Since the ULP regime took office in 2001, we have seen rising levels of hunger, poverty and inequality. Farming used to be a larger sector of our economy, providing food and income for many more households and helping…
Claimants in the case between Ellis Richards Medical Benefits Board and others and the state of Trinidad and Tobago scored another victory on March 8 when the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) upheld the claim that there was a breach of Article 184(1)(j) and Article 7 of the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas (RTC). Justice Winston Anderson read the summary of the judgment which would have been music to the ears of the British American and CLICO Insurance Company Policyholders Group (BACOL). The ruling makes way for the prosecution of the claim which the court is set to meet to begin…
The government is unaware of the plan, if any, for the development of privately-owned Balliceaux, but Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves said that he is not against any development on the island. The 320-acre island, owned by the Linleys, was recently put up for sale with the listing price of US$30 million. In fact, the island has been advertised for sale on a number of previous occasions. The island has significant historical value and deep religious meaning particularly for the ancestors of the early Garifuna people, 5000 of whom were banished from mainland St. Vincent and held on Balliceaux, before…
The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force Police Youth Clubs (PYC) Interclub-Netball Competition will begin with an opening ceremony on Sunday, March 12, 2023, at the Arnos Vale Sporting Complex. The ceremony will begin at 2:30 p.m. The competition is designed to foster friendly rivalry among clubs while showcasing their sporting abilities. The Commissioner of Police, Mr. Colin John, the National Police Youth Clubs Coordinator, Sergeant Stephen Billy, and sponsors will make remarks. Hon. Federick Stephenson, Minister of Public Service, Consumer Affairs, and Sports, will deliver the keynote address.The event will culminate with exhibition matches between the clubs.
Li on Dr. Roger Duncan has been named a Melvin Jones Fellow by the Lions Club St. Vincent South in recognition of his commitment to national service and serving his lions community. Named for the founder of Lions Clubs International, Melvin Jones, the fellowship is one of the Foundation’s highest recognitions, honoring the commitment to humanitarian service. Duncan, a member of the Lions Club St. Vincent South joined the movement over 20 years ago; where he has served as the club’s health Coordinator and Tailtwister for many years. He received a commemorative plaque and lapel pin on February 25th, acknowledging…