The Interact Club of Montserrat successfully concluded its impactful "Bullying Hurts" video competition.
Read MoreA youth advocate here is encouraging adults and organisations to be more intentional about how they engage with young people on Montserrat.
Read MoreMontserrat has had yet another fruitful experience at the Seatrade Cruise Global.
Read MoreMinister for health Dr., the Honourable Ingrid Buffonge has reported measurable successes under the health transformation initiative that begun three years ago.
Read MoreThe appropriation Bill 2025 number 3 for 2025 was on Thursday afternoon passed into law with minor Amendments.
Read MoreThe Royal Montserrat Police Service (RMPS) has launched an investigation into a suspicious incident that occurred in the early hours of Sunday, in Davy Hill.
Read MoreYouth Ocean advocate Donnique Benn, has been selected to join the Caribbean Cetacean Society (CCS) for a regional cetacean research expedition.
Read MoreSenior Disaster Management Coordinator at the Disaster Management Coordination Agency (DMCA) Astrid Wade is representing Montserrat at the 16th Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meeting of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency in the Turks and Caicos Islands.
Read MoreThe Statistics Department of Montserrat is reminding persons participating in the 2024 Survey of Economic Activity to complete and submit their forms on or before Monday, June 2, 2025.
Read MoreThe Government of Montserrat is projecting a 4% economic growth for the upcoming fiscal year.
Premier and Minister of Finance, Honourable Reuben T. Meade, made the announcement Tuesday as he presented the 2025/26 Budget.
Read MoreThe Ministry of Finance and Economic Management will receive the largest share of Government’s EC$311.78 million budget.
The Ministry will receive EC$82.49 million, EC$47.06 million in recurrent spending and EC$35.44 million in capital expenditure.
Following closely is the Ministry of Health and Social Services, receiving EC$76.61 million—of which a substantial EC$51.12 million will be directed toward capital projects.
Read MoreTwo Montserratians have joined others in giving back to the island.
On this occasion, Ozzie Carty and Lauretta Daly have combined to donate walkers and wheel chairs to three organizations on island.
Read MoreThe sud was turned Monday afternoon signaling the start of construction works in earnest on the New Hospital project at the existing site in St. John’s.
Minister for health, Dr., the Honourable Ingrid Buffonge said the landmark occasion is the culmination of a long ask for the people of Montserrat.
Read MoreThe promotion of Montserrat and what the island has to offer was a major highlight at the just-concluded Columbia International Festival in South Carolina, United States of America.
Read MoreDeputy Premier and minister for Building, Utilities, Infrastructure and Transport (B.U.I.L.T), Hon. Veronica Dorsette-Hector has provided an update on the government’s priority utilities project.
Read MorePrime Minister of Barbados and CARICOM Chair, Mia Amor Mottley, has issued a warning to the people of the Caribbean, including residents of Montserrat, of the impact the tariffs imposed by the United States would have on everyone, region wide.
Read MoreA regional trade expert is warning residents of Montserrat and other Caribbean islands to brace for inflation in the prices of imported goods and services, as a result of the new tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.
Read MoreA forum aimed at identifying solutions to critical gaps in digital infrastructure across the Caribbean, including Montserrat, that have affected access, literacy, and capacity in essential sectors such as health, education, and social protection has been scheduled for three days this week at the Regional Headquarters of The University of the West Indies (The UWI), Mona, Jamaica.
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