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The St Vincent Building & Loan Association (SVBLA) has partnered with Red Root SVG, a local NGO, to donate school supplies to three families with children in need of support. [caption id="attachment_170264" align="alignnone" width="1000"] Drawing books, folders, notebooks, crayons, colour pencils, exercise books, pencil cases, pens and pencils among other supplies.[/caption] The initiative, dubbed the ‘The Backpack Giveback’ saw Antonia John and Delicia Fran...

The Intermediate High School will be offering Agricultural Science to its students as part of the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate’s (CSEC) curriculum in the 2023/24 academic year.

Local media outlets who falsely reported on multiple shootings occurring in different communities across the country last Wednesday, July, 19, have been slammed by the Royal St Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF).

The Royal St Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) confirmed yesterday that they have received “intel” about possible reprisal killings coming out of the mass shooting on Wednesday which left five dead. They will therefore be directing their resources towards ensuring that the country’s murder rate does not exceed the current 35.

The government of the Republic of China, Taiwan will tomorrow hand over 3720 Chrome Book computer tablets and a check valued at 10-million 752-thousand 800-dollars to the Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Head of the Economic Planning Unit in the Ministry of Finance, Ricardo Frederick told NBC News that the funds, which are…

Sixty-two students from two secondary schools are set to benefit from Redroot as they will receive food baskets and mentorship from experienced persons within the organisation.

The Central Leeward Secondary School (Barrouallie Secondary), won Best Jingle at the St Vincent and the Grenadines Teachers’ Cooperative Credit Union (SVGTCCU), National Secondary School Bands Showcase last Saturday, March 25.

Coordinator of the St Vincent and the Grenadines Teachers Co-operative Credit Union(SVGTCCU) National Secondary School Bands showcase, Rodney Small, has applauded the maturity and confidence of the performers calling last Saturday’s musical event one that was “out of this world.”

Around 200 young and aspiring musicians will go to head to head on Saturday, March 25 as they compete in the St Vincent and the Grenadines Teachers’ Cooperative Credit Union’s (SVGTCCU) National Secondary School Bands showcase.

I believe that the award of National Hero should be conferred on Dr. J. P. Eustace (1905-1989).