South Africa’s fast bowlers performed outstandingly to dismiss the West Indies for 97 runs, their lowest total against the South Africans, who finished the first day of the 1st Test on 128-4 and a lead of 31 runs on first innings, as 14 wickets fell on an eventful day at the Darren Sammy Stadium at… Continue Reading →
The GoCyberSmart campaign, which is being implemented by the Ministry of Education, has now resumed, after being suspended as a result of the explosive Eruption of La Soufriere Volcano. According to Marla Nanton-James of the Education Media Unit, the campaign is one of a number of initiatives being introduced by the Ministry, to highlight the… Continue Reading →
The Forestry Service in the Ministry of Agriculture has highlighted the importance of restoring the nation’s ecosystem, in the wake of the explosive eruption of La Soufriere Volcano Speaking on NBC’s Face to Face programme this week, Senior Forestry Supervisor Cornelius Richards, outlined the benefits of a healthy ecosystem. The Forestry Department joined with its… Continue Reading →
The La Soufriere Monitoring Team is expected to get a clearer picture of the ongoing activity at La Soufriere Volcano, once the process of restoring the monitoring network is complete. The point was made by the head of the Monitoring Team, Lloyd Lynch, during NBC s Eyeing La Soufriere programme earlier this week. Mr. Lynch… Continue Reading →
Leader of the La Soufriere Monitoring Team, Lloyd Lynch has advised that there should be careful management of the risks involved in the process of rehabilitation in areas close to La Soufriere Volcano. Mr. Lynch gave the words of advice, during NBC’s Eyeing La Soufriere programme this morning. Lesley De Bique has more in today’s… Continue Reading →
Meanwhile, nineteen new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in persons residing in Bequia, from tests conducted on June 9, 2021. The Health Services Sub-Committee says extensive contact tracing is ongoing and it is anticipated that more cases will be detected. The Committee says these cases are part of thirty-one cases reported for June 9 and… Continue Reading →
Thirty-one (31) new positive cases of COVID-19, have been recorded in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, from two hundred and twenty-one (221) samples processed on Wednesday June 9th, 2021, resulting in a positivity rate of 14.0%. The Health Services Sub-Committee of NEMO said cases include persons who work in environments with low vaccination coverage and… Continue Reading →