Australia have postponed their home Test Cricket Series against Afghanistan and three one-day internationals against New Zealand. The matches, which were scheduled to take place this winter, will instead take place in the 2021-22 season because of the coronavirus pandemic. Australia host India this winter for four Tests, three… Continue Reading →
The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Cycling Union will host a 6-week classroom course aimed at educating new cyclists and cycling officials on various aspects of cycling. The course is sponsored by the St Vincent and the Grenadines Olympic Committee and will begin tomorrow at 5.00 p. m at the Expert Computer Centre, upstairs the Music Centre… Continue Reading →
12-teams will take part in the 2020 Sagicor/HAIROUN Stubbs Football Championship which will open at 3.00 p. m., on Sunday at the Stubbs Playing Field. The Teams will compete in two Zones. Sunday’s Opening Ceremony will hear addresses from Government and Sports Officials to be followed by two games. At 3.30 p. m., newcomers, Village… Continue Reading →
Lower Campden Park beat Campden Park Secondary School 4-nil yesterday afternoon in the CARIB Beer South Leeward Village Football Freedom Cup at the Campden Park Playing Field. Sherwin Alexander netted two of the goals and there was one each by Jamal Bishop and JAH-SEEM James. Today at 4.30 p. m., Clare… Continue Reading →
Bonadies defeated Toni Combined Stores 2-1 in the Under-19 Firms Division of the CARIB Breakaway Masters Invitational Football Championships at the Grammar School Playing Field yesterday afternoon. Desborne Lavia and Jimmy Providence netted a goal each for Bonadies. The goal for Toni Combined Stores was converted by Kalique Hunte. At 4.45 p. m., today, the… Continue Reading →
The Richmond Vale Academy (RVA) is encouraging Vincentians who are interested in learning how to take care of animals especially Horses, to contact the Academy. The encouragement was made by Director of the, Stina Herberg, who said the St. Vincent Yurumein Horse School was closed due to the COVID19 Global Pandemic but it has now… Continue Reading →
Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Simone Keizer-Beache said the Ministry of Health Wellness and the Environment is concerned about the increasing number of cases of Dengue Fever being reported across the country. Dr. Keizer-Beache told NBC News, the Ministry is especially concerned about the numbers of children being affected by Dengue Fever and the number of… Continue Reading →