Buses and Taxis Can Operate With Permission from The Minister of Health As of 12:00a.m. on Friday May 22, businesses to include restaurants, cook shops, barber shops, and religious establishments will be allowed to...
Business / Government / Health
“I am indeed pleased and proud that after two months of managing the Coronavirus disease, the number of active cases on island is down to zero,” Premier Joseph Farrell said in his weekly statement...
Business / Government / Health
COVID-19 will be part of the new normal for life on Montserrat, says Premier Joseph Farrell and this will require new ways of doing things. The leader of government in his weekly update to...
The business impact assessment conducted by the Trade and Quality Infrastructure Division, Office of the Premier has found that 3.6 million dollars in economic disruptions has occurred due to the COVID-19 pandemic, among other...
How can small businesses in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union prepare to take advantage of opportunities after COVID-19?
The Ministry of Finance has extended the deadline for persons to apply for financial assistance under the fiscal stimulus packages in response to COVID19. Persons or businesses interested in applying for the salary support...
A new report compiled by Gracelyn Cassell of the UWI Open Campus on behalf of the Montserrat Chamber of Commerce states that most respondents have been adversely affected by the island’s shutdown due to...
The slowdown in activity has provided more time to read and listen to discussions about what next for the Caribbean tourism sector. All agree it will be a long and arduous process to get...
