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In the wake of Hurricane Beryl’s devastation across St. Vincent and the Grenadines, communities faced immense challenges in rebuilding their lives. Amidst this adversity, Spr. Porter, a dedicated soldier of the British Army, launched Operation Beryl Aid—a mission aimed at restoring hope and providing essential support to the affected youth. A Personal Drive to Empower The destruction wrought by Hurricane Beryl left many families struggling, with the upcoming school year presenting additional burdens due to the loss of educational materials. Recognizing the critical importance of education, Spr. Porter initiated a 24-hour rowing challenge, pushing physical and mental boundaries to raise…

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Kingstown, March 7, 2025 – The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) has addressed public concerns regarding the recent repatriation of Chester King, a St. Lucian national who entered the country illegally and was later discovered to be wanted for multiple murders in St. Lucia. According to a press release issued by the RSVGPF, King failed to clear immigration and customs upon arrival in St. Vincent and the Grenadines and was subsequently charged for immigration violations and remanded at His Majesty’s Prison. “During the time of his detention, the RSVGPF received credible information from the Royal St.…

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Greiggs resident Kelvin Allen, a 23-year-old tour guide, has been charged with two counts of theft following police investigations into stolen property.According to a police press release, Allen was arrested on March 5, 2025, and charged with the theft of two Samsung cellular phones. One of the stolen devices, a Samsung A10s valued at $814.00 ECC, was the property of Coreas and Hazell Inc. The second, a Samsung A12 worth $399.00 ECC, belonged to Soniesya Charles, a 30-year-old security guard from Barrouallie.Allen appeared before the Kingstown Magistrate’s Court on March 7, 2025, where he pleaded guilty to both charges. He…

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In the quiet village of Troumaca, St. Vincent, a young boy once roamed the hills, filled with curiosity and a love for the church. That boy, Milton Williams, would grow up to become a devoted pastor, touching lives across St. Vincent, Carriacou, and Grenada. Though he later migrated, his legacy remained deeply rooted in the people he served. Now, years after his passing in 2021, his son, Matthias Williams, has immortalized his father’s journey in a book titled More Than Just Dad: Rev. Dr. Milton Williams – Recollections, Testimonials & Lessons Learnt. This work is more than a biography—it is…

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Dear Editor, If the headline of this article immediately evoked feelings of excitement or frustration, then I must tell you—you are part of the problem that has gripped St. Vincent and the Grenadines and refuses to let go. It is time for the New Democratic Party (NDP) to be held accountable for the current state of governance in our country. This is not a call to revisit the pre-2001 era when the NDP last held power, but rather a demand for the party to reflect on its lack of accountability, which has enabled the Unity Labour Party (ULP) to secure…

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Kingstown: Police have launched an investigation into the death of a Brighton resident whose decomposing body was discovered at his home on March 5. According to the Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF), officers responded to a report from a Brighton resident around 3:15 p.m. and found the body of Junior Morgan, 71, hanging from a rope in the living room of his home. The District Medical Officer (DMO) pronounced Morgan dead at the scene. A post-mortem examination will be conducted to determine the exact cause of death. The RSVGPF has urged anyone with information to come…

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. For the past three years, 271 former public servants—teachers, police officers, and other government workers—had been locked in a legal battle against the government. It was a fight that began in 2021 when they were told to either take the COVID-19 vaccine or lose their jobs. Many refused, standing on principle, and were promptly dismissed, losing not only their salaries but also their pensions and gratuities. In March 2023, Justice Esco L. Henry had delivered what seemed like a victory for them. She ruled that the mandate was unlawful, unconstitutional, and tainted with procedural impropriety. The workers, their families,…

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Kingstown, March 5, 2025 – Law enforcement officials have made several arrests in recent days, with cases ranging from theft and criminal trespass to assault. In Greiggs, police charged Nea Prince, 23, with theft after she allegedly stole $107.00 ECC from the shop of Priscilla Maloney, 58, on March 3. Prince is set to appear before the Kingstown Magistrate Court. Meanwhile, in Chateaubelair, Kasonai Wilson, 41, was arrested and charged with two counts of criminal trespass after allegedly entering the property of Valerie Bramble, 49, on February 26 and 27, causing annoyance. Wilson appeared in court on March 3 and…

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A small sports academy, nestled in the small beautiful North Leeward community of Rose Hall, that partnered with a British Army officer, has resulted in significant support to the people of South Grenadines, who were affected by Hurricane Beryl on 2024. The support range from, food items, clothing items, tents, sanitary and cleaning products, medication, school supplies, baby pampers, wipes , baby clothing, kitchen utensils, cases of water, electrical appliances and many other items essential for disaster relief. Kenville Horne, Director of the Kenville Horne Sports Academy (KHSA) the organization responsible for the relief distribution, said that he was overwhelmed…

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Kingstown, March 6, 2025 – The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) has announced a series of promotions aimed at bolstering leadership within its ranks. The promotions, approved by the Police Service Commission and effective February 26, 2025, elevate ten officers to higher positions, reinforcing the force’s commitment to professional development and excellence. The newly promoted officers are: Assistant Superintendent of Police: Inspector Mark Ellis Inspector of Police: Station Sergeant Cuthbert Morris Inspector of Police (Acting): Station Sergeant Kenny Jones Station Sergeant of Police: Sergeant Carl Lewis Station Sergeant of Police (Acting): Sergeant Decon Chewitt Additionally, Commissioner…

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