There are now 100 active COVID-19 active cases here in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The Ministry of Health, in its latest update says three new COVID-19 cases were recorded here following tests carried out yesterday. The Ministry says there were ten recoveries over the reporting period. The total COVID-19 cases amount to 9,029. Total… Continue Reading →
Acting Chief Health Promotion Officer, Shanika John is appealing to the public to continue to follow the COVID-19 safety measures outlined by the Ministry of Health Wellness and the Environment. Here’s more in today’s COVID 19 Update.
The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Meteorological Services is monitoring the progress of two westward moving tropical waves located over the Central and far Eastern Atlantic. The system closest to the region is presently located about 1000 miles east of the Windward Islands and moving near 17 mph. This tropical wave is expected to generate… Continue Reading →
Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves has congratulated the National Democratic Congress {NDC} in Grenada at its victory at the polls yesterday The main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) won nine of the fifteen seats in the general elections. Prime Minister Gonsalves says he will be holding discussions with the NDC Leader, Dickon Mitchell on several… Continue Reading →
England’s bowlers were once again held up by New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell on day one of the 3rd Test at Headingley, Leeds, England yesterday. Mitchell, who already has two centuries in the series was 78 not out at the close of play as New Zealand recovered from 123-5 to reach 225 without… Continue Reading →
American, Sha’Carri Richardson failed to advance past the first round in the Women’s 100 metres at the US Track and Field championships in Oregon yesterday. In what is the American team’s trials for the World Championships at the same venue in July, the 22-year-old Richardson was fifth in her heat. Richardson, who missed the Olympics in… Continue Reading →
FIFA has approved 26-man squads for this year’s World Cup in Qatar. The move is in line with recent national competitions, and is an expansion on the 23-man squads that had been used before the coronavirus pandemic. FIFA also said up to 15 substitutes can be named for a game, meaning that no player misses… Continue Reading →