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Department of Trade Launches Programme to Empower Local Businesses
The Department of Trade, Investment Promotion and Consumer Affairs has officially launched its ‘Igniting BVI’s Economic Future’ Outreach Programme with its first community engagement in the Fifth District.
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Jobs Postings Available On Labour Management System
The Recovery and Development Agency (RDA) invites firms to submit proposals for Consultancy Services for Engineering Design and Construction Management of Water Mains and Civil Works for the Farmers' Reservoir at Paraquita Bay, Tortola. The procurement will follow the Quality and Cost-Based Selection (QCBS) process. A site visit is scheduled for January 23, 2025, and the submission deadline is February 21, 2025, at 4:00 PM. The RDA reserves the right to cancel the notice without incurring costs for the firms.
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Remarks by Minister for Communications and Works, Honourable Kye Rymer on 2025 CARILEC Line Workers Rodeo, Symposium, and Field Safety Training
The Virgin Islands proudly hosts the 2025 CARILEC Line Workers Rodeo, Symposium, and Field Safety Training for the first time, under the theme “Informed. Empowered. Safe.” This event honors the vital work of line workers across the Caribbean and promotes learning, safety, and collaboration in the energy sector. It features competitions, knowledge-sharing, and hands-on training to enhance field safety and operations. The Virgin Islands Government reaffirms its commitment to building a resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure. Special recognition was given to the local team and General Manager Dr. Neil Smith. Let the games begin!
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Business Done RIGHT BVI Government Launches Public Awareness Campaign to Tackle Financial Crime
The Government of the Virgin Islands has launched the "Business Done RIGHT" public awareness campaign to educate the community about preventing financial crime in BVI businesses. The campaign, led by the mascot Riley Right, will focus on recognizing suspicious transactions, understanding money laundering, complying with Know Your Customer requirements, and reporting suspicious activities. The initiative, overseen by the NAMLCC, aims to foster a culture of vigilance and financial integrity. Ms. Lavonna Burrows, National AML Coordinator, emphasized the shared responsibility in tackling financial crime.
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Education Month 2025 Hailed A Success
The Ministry of Education, Youth Affairs and Sports successfully concluded Education Month 2025 under the theme “Innovate. Inspire. Transform. A Reimagined Education for All.” Events across the Virgin Islands included leadership conferences, classroom initiatives, science fairs, debates, and athletic championships. The month celebrated learning, innovation, and community collaboration, highlighting the Territory’s dedication to an inclusive and forward-thinking education system.
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Statement from the National Security Council - 27th October 2025
The National Security Council (NSC) convened a special meeting this afternoon under the chairmanship of His Excellency the Governor, Mr. Daniel Pruce, in light of the prison outbreak at His Majesty’s Prison, Balsam Ghut on Saturday evening during which two inmates were discovered missing namely, Jose´ Almestica and John Burgos, both U.S. Virgin Islands residents.
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A Moment with The King
Premier Dr. Natalio D. Wheatley, His Majesty the King and Minister Stephen Doughty at Buckingham Palace!
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Health Ministry Reporting Increase in Respiratory Infections In Young Children
Respiratory tract infections affect the nose, throat, airways, or lungs and are most often caused by viruses. These illnesses are common among young children whose immune systems are still developing and who spend time in close contact with others in childcare and school settings.
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Disaster Preparedness Survey Launches Today
Today the Department of Disaster Management launches a survey aimed at understanding the Virgin Islands community’s knowledge of, and preparedness for, emergencies and disasters.
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Environmental Health Announces Recall Of Morbier Cheese
The Environmental Health Division has announced the recall of Morbier Cheese, suspected to be contaminated with Shiga toxin-producing E. coli, which has been linked to cases of Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS). The recall affects Morbier AOP 45JOURS cheese, with specific batches having the following lot numbers: 36110, 31304, and 33206. Consumers are advised to refrain from consuming the recalled products and return or dispose of them immediately. Symptoms of contamination include severe stomach cramps, diarrhea, and vomiting. Affected individuals should seek medical attention. The Ministry of Health and Social Development is monitoring the situation and providing further updates.