The Montserrat Diaspora Symposium celebrated a landmark achievement for Montserrat’s global community.
Read MoreMontserrat’s CARICOM youth ambassador Nish Browne has given some insight into the climate change workshop he attended earlier this year.
Read MoreThere is the possibility that Montserrat could receive above-normal rainfall from August to October this year.
According to the Caribbean Climate Outlook Forum (CARICOF), cooling temperatures in the equatorial Pacific will likely result in a progressive transition to La Niña, while (near-)record warm Tropical North Atlantic Ocean is set to continue.
Read MoreThe current cost of living challenges on island was at the heart of a radio programme mounted by the People’s Democratic Movement (PDM) party Wednesday morning.
Read MoreLocally produced products should be made available in regional and international markets.
Read MoreThe Governor and the Government of Montserrat recognise the access challenges the island continues to face and together are working on the longer term solutions to improve the situation on a more permanent basis.
Read MorePaul Gravel Calls on Government of Montserrat & ASSI To Allow Twin Otter Aircraft At John A Osborne Airport
Read MoreMore bad news for travelers into and out of Montserrat, as the fuel shortage has taken another worrying twist.
Read MoreThe Disaster Management Agency (DMCA) is warning residents to expect extreme hot weather over the next few months.
It says Montserrat is expected to experience considerably higher night and daytime temperatures from August to October this year.
Read MoreHealth Minister, Honourable Charles Kirnon is in Grenada representing Montserrat at the 47th Regular meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government July 28 through 30.
Read MoreMontserrat needs a fit for purpose education system to fill the skills gap the island is currently experiencing.
That’s according to businessman John Osborne, who is vying for a seat in the upcoming general election.
Read MorePremier the honourable Joseph Farrell has urged the private sector to build on the success of the Produce in Montserrat Expo PRIME.
He was at the time declaring open the annual trade show at the Montserrat Cultural Centre, which ran over two days - Saturday and Sunday.
Read MoreThe new purpose built hospital in st. Johns will feature a number of upgrades.
Project manager, Hannes DeBruin, says these include isolation rooms, enlarged accident and emergency and operating theater.
Read MoreThe newly-formed Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) has a a director in charge of its operations.
David Kleinberg was sworn in on Tuesday July 23 by Governor, Her Excellency, Mrs Sarah Tucker.
Read MoreThe Government of Montserrat has announce the introduction of a new policy position for the award of scholarships, effective from the 2024/25 academic year.
This Cabinet approved policy is designed to accommodate a wider range of criteria for scholarship awards beyond the traditional approved priority list.
Read MoreAttorney General Sheree Jemmotte-Rodney has been explaining the purpose for amending the age of criminal responsibility and to update the provisions of the penal code relating to offences of fraud and deception.
She was at the time addressing the Legislative Assembly ahead of the Penal Code Amendment Bill 2024 becoming law.
Read MoreThe working class on Montserrat stands to benefit from additional disposal income.
This follows the safe passage of the Income and Corporation Tax Amendment Bill into law during Tuesday’s sitting of the Legislative Assembly.
Read MoreDeputy premier and minister for works, Dr, the Honourable Samuel Joseph has updated the public on the current estimated cost overruns on the new port development project in Little Bay.
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