Good news for the tourism sector. Montserrat will begin it’s 2022/23 cruise season in October.
Read MoreThe International Labour Organization has announced a study on working conditions for persons with disabilities in Montserrat.
Read MoreThe Montserrat Civil Service Association is playing it’s role in supporting members ahead of the upcoming academic year.
Read MoreTechnical teams on Montserrat have been meeting to iron out the objectives, activities and performance measures for the new Sustainable Development Plan.
Read MoreThe Government of Montserrat has awarded scholarships to seven individuals to pursue undergraduate studies abroad.
Read MoreIt has been reported in the media that Kraft-Heinz, the Capri-Sun licensing partner in the US, has issued a voluntary recall of approximately 5,760 cases of Capri-Sun Wild Cherry Flavored Juice Drink products.
Read MoreAn officer of the British Parliament has pointed out that politicians and public servants must put the public's interest before their own, and argues that officials forfeit their right to complete privacy once they decide to take up office.
Read MoreThe government of Montserrat is moving swiftly to fulfill its promise to regulate the price of food and other items on the island.
Read MoreMontserrat’s Governor, her excellency Sarah Tucker believes inward investment and the development of the private sector would help stem the migration of Montserratians to other countries.
Read MoreThe Office of the Auditor General has recommended the enactment of the Fisheries Act.
It says this would help improve the government of Montserrat’s fisheries data collection system.
Read MoreGood news for the health sector and persons living in Montserrat.
The United Kingdom has increased the number of persons who can access its National Health Service…NHS.
Read MoreFormer Premier of Montserrat Donaldson Romeo has called on the government to address the cost of living crisis with urgency.
Read MoreGovernor, Her Excellency Sara Tucker is encouraging self sustainability in the face of unprecedented high food and fuel prices.
Read MoreThe Governor’s Office has announced Montserrat’s 2022/2023 Chevening Scholar.
She is Viona Alexander Smith.
Read MorePremier the Honourable Joseph Farrell has called for more displays of the island’s national symbols.
Read MoreGood news for motorists here. The Trade and Quality Division in the Office of the Premier has announced that regular gas is back on island.
Read MoreThe Montserrat Legislative Assembly (MLA) is moving to engage the public on topics of national interest and encouraging the increase of national dialogue on Montserrat.
Read MoreMontserrat’s leader of government business, Premier the Honourable Joseph Farrell is adamant that the island needs to change its growth trajectory in order to accomplish positive economic growth going forward.
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