In this weekend's news!
- Premier says constitutional negotiations were constructive
- Penn accuses Government of silencing Opposition
- Rosan rules out joining VIP
- VIAA collaborates with Caricad on Hurricane Guide
- Kazak not having an August Monday parade entry
- CDEMA urges adoption of anticipatory risk management
As CCT BVI continues to strengthen its connection with the community, the territory's leading telecommunications provider has announced recording artiste and producer Raul "Jougo" Sprauve as its newest brand ambassador for 2026.
At-large Representative Ronnie Skelton contributed to the House of Assembly's debate on legislation that would transform the Recovery and Development Agency (RDA) into a permanent institution responsible for delivering nationally significant development and infrastructure projects across the Virgin Islands.
The first Entrepreneurial Zone in Huntums Ghut which is slated to accommodate business start-ups from August 31st is intended to become part of a territory-wide initiative.
The Miss British Virgin Islands 2026 contestants sit down for an exclusive interview, sharing their stories, passions, perspectives and what becoming Miss BVI would mean to them.
The senseless violence in the territory is impacting the culture so much so that an individual who has become a staple during the August Monday parade will not be participating because he has been left traumatized by a recent murder.
The Department of Trade, Investment Promotion and Consumer Affairs says it is putting measures in place so that small businesses can occupy the first building completed in the Entrepreneurial Zone in Huntums Ghut by the end of August. Details
Honourable Myron Walwyn is calling on the Government to allocate $20 million from its proposed $100 million loan facility to the Recovery and Development Agency.
Premier Dr. Natalio Wheatley says the Virgin Islands is performing relatively well but believes the territory's greatest challenge is overcoming internal divisions.
Independent at-large aspirant Cindy Rosan says she has no intention of joining the Virgin Islands Party, arguing that the governing party has failed to adequately represent the people of the territory.
Businessman Lesmore Smith with his company, Top Priority Security Services Limited is continuing its philanthropic efforts in the territory. Details in this report.
Acting Labour Commissioner Mervin Hastings says more public education is needed to ensure Virgin Islanders understand the importance of registering with the Labour Management System (LMS).
Preparations for the 77th Virgin Islands Emancipation Festival are well underway, with organizers expressing confidence that early planning and an expanded tourism marketing strategy will help make this year's celebration a success.
The Caribbean must urgently transform the way it prepares for disasters by shifting from reactive emergency response to proactive, people-centred risk management, according to the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA).
The newest members of the Territory's Royal Court were crowned on Sunday, July 19th, following another successful edition of the Virgin Islands Prince and Princess Pageant.
The Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund (VICCTF) is set to open its first Call for Proposals. VICCTF Chief Executive Officer Chamberlain Emmanuel joins 284 Media's Jhaka Wooding Donovan to discuss what organisations need to know, why the stakeholder consultations matter, and how eligible groups can position themselves to apply for funding.
In this weekend's news!
- Commentator Cindy Rosan enters election race
- Anegada Eyed for Seaplane Service
- RTW launches Caribbean's largest rooftop solar project
- Virgin Islands legends celebrated at third VI Icon Awards
- Beckles highlights Virgin Islands during CRC briefing
- National squash team secures three golds and a bronze
The British Virgin Islands is set to reach another sporting milestone as Winnette Lawrence prepares to make history at the 2026 CAC Games while leading Team BVI as flag bearer.
The excitement is building for the 2026 Kiddies Fiesta, and the Rotary Club of Road Town is inviting families from across the Virgin Islands to join in a day of fun, community, and celebration. 284 Media's Jhaka Wooding Donovan recently caught up with Jevaughn Rhymer, President of the Rotary Club of Road Town, and Anthony Clarke, Former President of the Rotary Club of Road Town, to discuss what attendees can expect at this year's event.
Minister responsible for Trade and Financial Services Lorna Smith says while the BVI continues to be a leader in the area of financial services, one weakness remains.
Minister responsible for Trade and Financial Services Lorna Smith says while the BVI continues to be a leader in the area of financial services, one weakness remains.
