A call has been made for young professionals in St. Vincent and the Grenadines to assist with the Growth and Development of the Country The call was made by Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Saboto Caesar while speaking on NBC Radio’s Face to Face program yesterday. He said young professionals must go beyond the… Continue Reading →
Its two months into the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season, and Vincentians can still expect the season to be well above average. That is according to Forecaster at the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Meteorological Services, Gregory Cato, as he provided an update to the Hurricane season on Round Table Talk last night. Meanwhile …… Continue Reading →
The United States is committed to assisting St. Vincent and the Grenadines in its efforts to combatting the spread of COVID-19. The commitment came from US Ambassador to the OECS, Linda Taglia-la-tela who recently handed over a quantity of vaccines to this country. Rawdica Stephen tells us more in NBC’s Covid-19 update
Representatives from the Creative and Cultural Industries are today attending a Webinar on Digital Transformation and Emerging Technologies. The webinar dubbed ‘Unlocking the Metaverse” is organized by the Ministry of Culture, in collaboration with the Organization of American States and META {Facebook}. Delivering an address at the opening ceremony, Minister of Culture Carlos James stressed… Continue Reading →
Young entertainers across the country will soon have an avenue through which they can learn to properly write and construct their music. This comes as Ragga Soca and Soca Monarch King Delroy Fireman Hooper and Calypso Monarch Maxwell Tajoe Francis are partnering to open a school for the performing arts. Fireman told NBC News an… Continue Reading →
A project aimed at fostering cultural exchanges between St. Vincent and the Grenadines and the Republic of China, Taiwan has been launched here. The project entitled “Spotlight Taiwan – Hairouna Formosa Creative Arts Festival” is fully funded by the Ministry of Culture and the Taiwanese Government at a cost of 30-thousand US dollars. At an… Continue Reading →
Tributes are continuing to pour in on the passing of Veteran Radio Broadcaster, Maxian Harry. Mr. Harry also known as the Maximizer, died at the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital yesterday at the age of 70. General Manager at the National Broadcasting Corporation, Dionne John says Mr. Harry made a significant contribution to the Corporation. General… Continue Reading →