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Fraudster duped thousands into investing in celeb-backed luxury Caribbean holiday resorts

Fraudster jailed for £200m Ponzi scheme that funded his luxury lifestyle

David Ames promised 8,200 backers he would build them villas in the Caribbean

Local charity donates to School Feeding Programme

SEVEN SCHOOLS ON Thursday, September 21 received grants towards their school feeding programmes through a local charity organisation MRI6. The total amount donated amounts to $36,120 and contributions vary from $2-thousand to $5-thousand to the individual schools, a release from the Agency for Public Information (API) states. The recipient schools are the Georgetown Secondary School; the Emmanuel High School Mesopotamia; the Girls’ High School; Bequia Community High School; Buccament Bay …

St Vincent Girls' High School returns best overall results and nation's top performer in 2022 CSEC exams

SVG Opposition says country faces a cost of living crisis

Kingstown – Opposition Leader Godwin Friday appealed to the government of St Vincent & the Grenadines to pay urgent attention to the “cost of living crisis”, especially as school is about to open. Friday said some people do now know where to turn to get what they need especially with the reopening of school around the corner. He urged Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves and his administration to “do more …

GHS student is valedictorian in NTRC's 2022 MyApp Summer Programme

A second form student at the St Vincent Girls’ High School emerged as valedictorian of the NTRC’s 2022 MyApp Summer programme. Claudia Lovelace therefore received an Acer laptop from the NTRC. The telecoms body wrapped up the last of its two MyApp summer programmes last week Friday, August 10 at the Buccament Bay Secondary School. The objective of the MyApp summer programme is to teach participants between the ages of …

NTRC holds first of two MyApp summer programmes

The National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (NTRC) held the first of its two MyApp summer Programs for the year from July 11-29 at the Union Island Secondary School. Nineteen students from Union Island are now able to code using the micro:bit, a portable, pocket-sized computer. The students were also introduced to robotics where they were able to construct and then use their coding skills to code commands into robots. The Valedictorian …

Conman, 70, faces jail for duping 8,000 victims into investing in luxury Caribbean holiday resorts

Former double glazing salesman David Ames, 70, pocketed millions by getting savers and pensioners to buy properties 'off plan.'

Laboratory services being decentralized – Minister

Ministry of Education to stage disaster simulation exercise in Buccament Bay