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By Maralyn Ballantyne LLB. Hons. The February pre-Valentines edition of Jazz@ Sunset, sold out several days before the event, remains on the minds of fans as an epic celebration of love. Living it added more spice to the exciting Vincy music landscape. But there will be more as fans can now prepare to come out on Sunday, March 24, 2024, to enjoy another chapter of this beloved monthly Jazz Tropical...

By Eldonté Samuel Former Member of Parliament for Central Kingstown, Conrad Sayers was laid to rest yesterday, Monday January 29, 2024 following a funeral service at the Kingstown Baptist Church; and many who attended his funeral described Sayers as a ‘man of the lord’. The funeral service was preceded by tributes from former Parliamentary colleagues and other mourners as the body lay for public viewing in the temporary Parliament Building...

As the Jazz Tropical Project team prepares for JAZZ@SUNSET on Sunday, July 16, an invitation is being extended to everyone: come to Basil at Villa, pay at the door, be part of the vibrant musical entertainment scene in St.Vincent.

In reviewing Dr Cyrus’ “A CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL ATLAS: The Records of a Surgeon in St. Vincent, The West Indies”, Professor Henry Fraser of the Barbados Association of Medical Practitioners referred to Sir Cecil as a legend. “The publication of this extraordinary book is a landmark event in both the medical world and the publishing world...I believe this is the most important scientific publication from or on the Caribbean since …

By Conley Rose former Secretary/Treasurer of SVG Football Association The name Rudy Boucher is perhaps the most popular in Vincentian soccer history. Rudolph ‘Rudy’ Boucher can simply be described as a stalwart, a soccer wizard, a phenomenon in Vincy Soccer! He has earned these titles by virtue of the fact that Rudy dominated the game of Soccer here in St Vincent and the Grenadines for over three decades,starting as a …

By JOSEPH BURNS BONADIE IN 1967 when Sir James and the Labour Party formed the Government in St Vincent, I was in the United Kingdom with another Caribbean Trade Union colleague from Jamaica, Wesley Wainright. We had a scholarship through the British Government attached to the Department of Employment and Productivity. Upon returning home, there was an Industrial dispute sent to the Minister of Labour Sir James; I took over …

By JOSEPH BURNS BONADIE IN 1967 when Sir James and the Labour Party formed the Government in St Vincent, I was in the United Kingdom with another Caribbean Trade Union colleague from Jamaica, Wesley Wainright. We had a scholarship through the British Government attached to the Department of Employment and Productivity. Upon returning home, there was an Industrial dispute sent to the Minister of Labour Sir James; I took over …