Biwater ‘conditions precedent’ met

Seventeen months after government signed a water purchase agreement with a United Kingdom company to provide water and sewerage infrastructure

CTO holds media workshop here

Many reporters around the region need to be better equipped to do their job, according to Johnson Johnrose, communications officer for the Caribbean Tourism Organisation.

HOA to quick-pass two finance amendments

In a rare but not unheard of decision, legislators bypassed their usual multiple-sessions protocol to pass two amendments on the same day they were introduced today.

Youths to get outdoors

Students will be exploring their environment this summer as part of the Conservation and Fisheries Department’s annual Environmental Summer Programme.

39 graduate from BFEC

Five years at the Bregado Flax Educational Centre Secondary Division was hard work, but it was not all about studying, according to several of this year’s graduates.

Man accused of raping preteen daughter

A 43-year-old Virgin Islander appeared in Magistrates’ Court last week charged with indecently assaulting, raping and sodomising his daughter. He has denied the allegations, according to prosecutors.

Election candidates turn to tech

Health care, sewage, water availability and economic improvements: Many of the key issues for the 2011 campaign are the same ones that were discussed back in 2007.

Fishermen brave rough seas

The sea was not in favour of fishermen who left their homes early Friday morning to compete in the annual Fishermen’s Day tournament.

Human rights in the spotlight

The Commonwealth Foundation is spearheading workshops around the territory this week to educate residents about human rights.