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Federal Judge Grapples with Verdict Doubts in BVI Premier’s Cocaine Smuggling Case

The case of former British Virgin Islands premier Andrew Fahie has taken a perplexing turn, leaving U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams grappling with unresolved doubts raised by jurors regarding their guilty verdicts nearly two weeks ago. Fahie, currently detained in Miami following his conviction for cocaine smuggling, awaits a resolution as the judge seeks a… Continue reading Federal Judge Grapples with Verdict Doubts in BVI Premier’s Cocaine Smuggling Case

Noel Groves Identified As The Man Who Died On A Barge

he man who perished in a tank aboard a barge on Saturday, February 17, has been formally identified as Pockwood Pond Resident Noel Groves, 55 years old. Groves was one of three men who while on the job, reportedly entered a tank aboard a barged at Pockwood Pond and was adversely affect by what is… Continue reading Noel Groves Identified As The Man Who Died On A Barge

New Online Talent Management System Revolutionises Public Service Job Applications

The Department of Human Resources has unveiled an innovative online talent management system aimed at streamlining the application process for positions within the Public Service. Replacing the former job board on the Government website, this new platform marks a digital shift, rendering paper applications obsolete. All aspiring candidates must now utilise this system to submit… Continue reading New Online Talent Management System Revolutionises Public Service Job Applications

Taxi Bus Carrying Schoolchildren Crashes Into Mountain

A taxi Bus transporting schoolchildren lost control and careened into the mountains along Ridge Road, between Little Dix and Hope Hill this morning February 21. Despite the severity of the crash, reports indicate that there were no critical injuries reported among the young passengers. More details will follow as they become available.    

Women in Policing Initiative Launch: RVIPF Pioneers Inclusivity

The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) launched the Women in Policing Initiative, signaling a resolute commitment to inclusivity and empowerment within its ranks. The initiative, unveiled on February 15th, 2024, marks a significant milestone not only for the RVIPF but also for the broader Caribbean UK Overseas Territories. Ms. Maria Stanley, a Project Officer… Continue reading Women in Policing Initiative Launch: RVIPF Pioneers Inclusivity

Three Young Men Arrested in Parham Town Following High-Speed Police Chase

Three young men were arrested in Parham Town earlier today, February 21, following a high-speed police chase. The pursuit began when law enforcement officers attempted to pull over a suspicious vehicle. Instead of complying, the driver accelerated, leading to a chase that ended in Parham Town. The three men were handcuffed and subsequently placed in… Continue reading Three Young Men Arrested in Parham Town Following High-Speed Police Chase

Government to Revive Community Bus Service

The Government of the Virgin Islands is gearing up to reintroduce a Community Bus Service, announced the Minister for Communications and Works, Hon. Kye M. Rymer. Acknowledging the pressing need for a community-based public transportation system, Minister Rymer outlined that preparations are already in motion through the Taxi and Livery Commission (TLC), with plans for… Continue reading Government to Revive Community Bus Service

Man Injured Found On Roadside on Virgin Gorda

A man was reportedly found on the roadside with multiple wounds to the head on Virgin Gorda last Saturday, February 17 According to the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) a report was received indicating that a male individual had sustained facial injuries, accompanied by apparent bloodstains on his clothing, in The Valley, Virgin Gorda.… Continue reading Man Injured Found On Roadside on Virgin Gorda