Montserrat will celebrate Tourism Week 2023 from the 24th of September to the 30th.

Progress is being made on the geothermal project on Montserrat.

Dr the Honorable Samuel Joseph revealed the steps being taken to continue work on the project.

The Galloway Group Incorporated is hailing its proud Association with the construction of the John A. Osborne Airport Control Tower project.

A Montserratian leadership consultant is confident that even though the island is a British Overseas Territory it doesn’t mean that it decision-making has to be steeped in British ideology.

Well-known local economist and financial analyst, Peter Queeley is hailing the recently-launched international Call Centre initiative here as a catalyst for a revival of Montserrat’s ailing economy.

Resident seismologist at the Montserrat Volcano Observatory (MVO), Rod Stewart, is urging the people of Montserrat to stay earthquake-ready as earthquakes cannot be predicted.

Montserrat continues to reap the benefits from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) and the Basic Needs Trust Fund (BNTF) program.

Five students selected for the “Simply the Best” programme have received their certificates.

The Government of Montserrat has set aside a day to ensure eligible residents who did not collect their food vouchers during the first phase of the distribution of the Food Voucher Relief Programme have a final opportunity to do so.

For the 2023 May/June sitting of the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC), thirty-four

(34) students wrote the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE) in

eighteen (18) subject areas.

Governor, Her Excellency Sarah Tucker is urging the Montserrat public to stay prepared as the peak of the hurricane season approaches.

A former premier, now opposition member of parliament is making a case for residents of Montserrat to be afforded more assistance in what he says are “harsh economic times.”