SVG NATIONAL ANTHEM MAY END UP IN COURT
A controversy is brewing over the National Anthem which could end up in the law Courts.It stems over the proposed publication of a version of the anth...
03 November 2006
SVG NATIONAL ANTHEM MAY END UP IN COURT
A controversy is brewing over the National Anthem which could end up in the law Courts.It stems over the proposed publication of a version of the anth...
26 October 2006
Angry lawyer knocks justice system
A recent controversial High Court judgment made its way from the radio talk shows this past week to the Courtroom when defence attorney Grant Connell ...
Manager in Focus – Joe Sheridan – A local leader in insurance
This week, Searchlight Business features Joe Sheridan a Chartered Insurance Practitioner and Chairman and CEO of The Insurance Brokers. {{more}}Q: Are...
Government pays out near $200,000 to 398 students
"I am disappointed that I am not being called upon to pay out more money today," said Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves as he addressed students recei...
Prime Minister laments slip in moral and spiritual development
As Vincentians prepare to celebrate 27 years of nationhood a dire warning comes that there is unbalanced development taking place which could lead to ...
Key witness in BottomTown murder trial shot dead
A witness in a double murder case was gunned down and killed last weekend and a police manhunt is still on for the killer or killers.The death of Carl...
20 October 2006
Terror at Milton Cato Hospital
A half naked mentally ill man was allowed to terrorize hospital visitors for over three hours last Tuesday morning while security personnel did nothin...
Rapist Walks
After sitting in Court and listening to the heart wrenching details of the rape of his 17-year-old daughter and hearing the verdict of "guilty!" retur...
Boyea, Flour Mill Dispute Heats Up Again
The Eastern Caribbean Group of Companies (ECGC) wants to increase the price of flour here and in its other markets across the OECS. General Manager of...
Beache: Sunset Legislation will be passed
Friday, Oct 20, 2006 - 5 pm updateby Kirby Jackson"There is no reason for panic" was Minister of Sports, Glenn Beache's response to Chris Dehring's gl...
