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The Police in Calliaqua are investigating the circumstances surrounding the sudden death of Terrance Toby, 46 years old Vendor of Arnos Vale/ Peruvian Vale.According to investigations, Mr. Toby was met unresponsive under a mango tree in Arnos Vale at approximately 8:15 a.m. on 07.04.24. It is alleged that Mr. Toby fell to his death from the mango Tree.The scene was processed. The DMO was summoned to the scene and subsequently pronounced Mr. Toby dead at the scene. The body of Mr. Toby was transported to the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital, Kingstown.A Post-Merton examination is to be conducted to ascertain the…

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The Royal Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) wishes to update members of the media and the general public on certain sections of the Criminal Code, Chapter 171 of the Revised Edition of the Laws of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, 2009 which deals specifically with offences relating to judicial proceedings. Section 98, subsection (1) (h) states “Any person who publishes a report on the evidence taken in any judicial proceeding which being held in private or which has been ordered not to be published; in this paragraph “evidence” includes the name and address of any party to…

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Police Force (RSVGPF) continues its intensive investigation following the discovery of two partially burned bodies in the Park Hill area, near the Park Hill Playing Field, reported on April 8, 2024, at around 12:24 PM. The deceased have been identified as Marvin Barker and Calvert “Vert” Smart, with identification confirmed by their respective family members.In a significant development, the RSVGPF has apprehended three individuals from South Rivers who are currently assisting with the investigation. This progress underscores the Force’s resolve in uncovering the truth behind this tragic incident.We continue to appeal to the public for any information that may further…

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A job position is conventionally viewed as better if it brings a higher salary as compared to another. However, this is slowly beginning to prove a problem for some Vincentians who are being left behind and being replaced by other employees. Some of these employees taking their jobs are foreigners. Higher pay without proper dedication and deliverance of service does not add up well for some local workers. Their inability to value opportunities and comply with agreements is backfiring on them. There is a recent culture of greed in this country like many other places which is accompanying development especially…

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The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) is currently conducting investigations into the circumstances surrounding an officer-involved shooting incident that transpired on Sunday 7th April 2024. The individual involved has been identified as Anthony Joseph, also recognized by the alias “Tumba”.Initial reports indicate that this engagement was precipitated by a formal complaint lodged against Mr. Joseph, who is reported to suffer from a mental health disorder. In response to this complaint, Police Officers, accompanied by the complainant, proceeded to Mr. Joseph’s residence to address the reported concerns.Upon establishing a perimeter at the location, Mr. Joseph, reportedly armed…

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Police confirmed that the two bodies found were burnt. The bodies are those of two residents of Park Hill, namely Mervin Barker and Kelvert Smart. The discovery was made late Monday morning by residents of the area. Information are still sketchy related to the incident that cause both men’s deaths Updated on 9/04/2024 The Royal Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) is currently conducting a thorough investigation into a grim discovery made in the Park Hill area, in the vicinity of the Park Hill Playing Field. On April 8, 2024, at approximately 12:24 PM, Police Officers were alerted…

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At the ULP rally on Sunday night, one could not help but notice the glaring omission of critical discussions, especially those pertaining to women’s issues—a sector that remains deeply affected by ongoing societal challenges. Among the speakers, Keisal Peters stood out, not for the substance of her speech, but for the profound absence of it.Despite being the ONLY female voice on stage, Peters missed a critical opportunity to address the pressing issues that disproportionately impact women in our society. The tragic cases of Precious Williams and the recent case of 17-year-old Kemeisha Haynes, whose untimely deaths sent shockwaves through…

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By Kimani Wiseman If we were to get a barrel and fill that barrel with crabs, if one of those crab was to try and escape and reach to the top, they would be pulled down by other crabs in the barrel. Some humans have a “crab in a barrel mentality” and this evidence can be found at our workplace, in our homes, and among our friends. At some work places, coworkers, bosses, and supervisors would envy you because of your education and your skills and would try their best to “break you”. Some coworkers and supervisors would go to…

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A Press Conference for the Launch of child abuse awareness and prevention month’s of activities which was held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Conference Room this week. The launch heard remarks from Minister of National Mobilization, Orando Brewster and Permanent Secretary for Social Development, Family, Gender Affairs, and Youth Mrs. Merissa Finch-Burke in addition to ACP Bailey from the Royal SVG Police Force and Ms LaBorde from the Preschool Association. It also saw performances from children of different schools. The Child Development Division within the Ministry of National Mobilisation is commemorating Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month under the…

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By Demion McTair. Imagine what we could bequeath to our present and future agricultural entrepreneurs if we move to dedicate time, money, and land to agricultural research and development. A lot of agricultural research has been done on St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) by the Taiwanese, Caribbean Research and Development Agency – CARDI, and other entities. Some of the research, especially by the Taiwanese, led to successful agricultural ventures in table grape production, many varieties of flowers, pineapples, and other tropically-resistant commodities in the 1980s and onwards. CARDI has been spearheading regional research aimed at providing data and dwarf…

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