The Fish N Fins program is announcing the launch of the in-water turtle survey taglined “Turtle Tracking 2024”.
Read MoreActing Auditor General of Montserrat, Marsha Meade has engaged colleagues from Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean on strengthening Supreme Audit Institutions.
The July 9th and 10th meeting took place in Mexico City, Mexico, and was organized to exchange knowledge and experiences on issues of relevance for the benefit and strengthening of SAls.
Read MoreMontserrat’s leader of government business is hopeful that more developed countries can begin to think more clearly on ways to help Montserrat and other small island developing states- SIDS.
Read MoreThe Office of the Premier is pleased to announce the formation of the Montserrat Tourism Authority and the appointment of a seven-member Board of Directors, following the enactment of the Tourism Authority Act
Read MoreThe St. Patrick’s Co-operative Credit Union Limited has announced that its President, Lovetta Silcott, was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Caribbean Confederation of Credit Unions (CCCU).
The Credit Union observes that the appointment is a testament to Ms. Silcott's exceptional leadership and dedication to the Credit Union movement and the island of Montserrat.
It says Silcott brings over a decade of experience in the Corporate Governance, Legal and Financial Regulatory Services Management to her new role on the CCCU Board.
Read MoreA new law was recently passed in the Legislative assembly which updates the rules on how cemeteries on island should be licensed, managed and protected.
The Cemeteries Bill 2024 made its safe passage into law on 25 June sitting of Parliament at the Montserrat Cultural Centre in Little Bay.
Read MoreFor the first time in 8 years, the Montserrat Social Security Fund (MSSF) is generating sufficient income to cover its benefits obligations.
This means progress for the fund, after it faced financial difficulties in 2023.
Read MoreThe director of the recently released documentary based on the story of Montserrat, says that witnessing residents’ passion for the island was a highlight for him.
Read MoreLeadership has emerged as a central theme during the early stages of the election campaign.
……And Deputy Premier and leader of the Movement for Change and Prosperity (MCAP) Dr., the Honourable Samuel Joseph has added his voice to the conversation.
Read MorePremier the Honourable Joseph Farrell says the government has widened the search for a ferry operator.
Addressing the matter in the Legislative Assembly he reported that an early market engagement exercise is ongoing.
Read MoreLocal author and educator Ann Marie Dewar says she anticipates her latest book to inspire faith in God for readers.
The author’s latest book, “God’s Plans were Better”, is a memoir focusing on Ms. Dewar’s life journey and personal testimony.
Read MoreThe ministry of health is looking at the feasibility of offering hemodialysis service on island.
Read MoreA retired captain of the Royal Montserrat Defence Force is advocating for a day to be set aside and called “Montserrat Day.”
Captain Peter W. A. White was at the time providing commentary during the recently-held King’s birthday parade at Salem Park.
Captain White says there is the need for something Montserrat-related to signal ownership in a profound way.
Read MoreA High Court judge on Montserrat has dismissed KT Engineering’s contract claim against telecommunications giant, Digicel.
In his judgment, Justice Dale Fitzpatrick ruled that the telecommunications provider did not contract KT Engineering Consultants to help install a subsea fibre optic cable link for the island as was claimed.
Read MoreJuly 10, 2024 has been declared a National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving.
Having been passed into law as a public holiday, the National Day of Prayer is observed on the 2nd Wednesday of every July.
Read MoreMontserratian Ocean Advocate, Veta Wade, has been outlining some of the challenges that regional fishers face on a daily basis.
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