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No blanket authorisation for SVG volcano relief money – PM

No blanket authorisation for SVG volcano relief money – PM Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves Social Share No entity outside of select government and regional organisations have been given permission to raise money on behalf of the Government of St Vincent and the Grenadines for volcano relief. Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves made this declaration on Wednesday, while speaking on radio, also adding that he has no intention of granting any entity permission to do so at this time. “You have people with associations, Vincentians overseas, they raise their money, that’s your business you want to give to them, but I say there are these other platforms…I don’t want the government to be held accountable to giving imprimatur to any agency, other than the agencies of the government and the established regional agencies,” the Prime Minister said on NBC radio’s Face to Face morning programme.

BVI unites to collect relief supplies for SVG

BVI unites to collect relief supplies for SVG
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US, CARICOM agree on need to work together

Foreign Ministers of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the United States Secretary of State have agreed on the need to work together on a number of issues of mutual interest. In a virtual meeting on Wednesday [April 21], the two sides noted the inextricable link between the Community and the US and welcomed the Roundtable Discussion as an initial engagement between the new US administration and CARICOM. Honourable Eamon Courtenay, …

6000 tablets received for primary school students

6000 tablets received for primary school students Curtis King, the Education Minister Social Share The Ministry of Education received 6000 tablets this week to distribute to students, even as the education system faces disruption due to the ongoing eruption at La Soufriere. Curtis King, the Education Minister said this week that these tablets were to be distributed to students in Grades 4, 3, 2,1 and Kindergarten. “…We have in place now, the infrastructure to allow for greater success in the online teaching programme, so we are hoping to capitalise on that…we are approaching it step by step,” King said on NBC radio on Tuesday morning as he gave an update on the state of education in the country.

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