Montserrat’s Memories, Jumbies and the Drum
February 27, 2018
Slavery did a number on us and continues to. We don’t want to admit it and deal with what that
Category: Opinion
Comfortable and Complacent: Why Montserratians Must Get Uncomfortable
February 20, 2018
In the past few weeks I’ve been having random conversations both off island and on, which on closer introspection focus
Why Montserrat and the Caribbean Should Tap Nationals as Tourism Influencers
October 13, 2017
The Caribbean has spent hundreds of millions of dollars advertising their tourism product in the international markets. Yes, there is
Montserrat A Greener, Brighter, Â More Sustainable Future
October 7, 2017
In the year 2050, my son will be 38, around the age that I am today. Montserrat would have just
Jasmine Jno Baptiste on Returning to Dominica #AfterMaria
October 3, 2017
After a six hour ferry ride and a five hour lay over in Portsmouth, I finally made it to my
Jasmine Jno Baptiste on Returning to Dominica #AfterMaria
October 3, 2017
After a six hour ferry ride and a five hour lay over in Portsmouth, I finally made it to my
A Case for Disaster Risk Management & Mitigation
September 29, 2017
This article was inspired by the quoted words of Eugene Skerritt: “There is a need for a new economic model
RMPS Needs Help to Restore Public Confidence in Their Service
March 28, 2017
Residents are concerned about the lack of progress by the local police service in apprehending one or more assailants responsible for
Credit Union Manager On Passing of Former ECCB Governor Sir K Dwight Venner
December 23, 2016
The Caribbean Community and in particular the OECS sub region has lost an icon in the name of Sir K Dwight
A Tribute to Winspeare by Dr Daniel Joseph
September 7, 2016
A story in tribute of Thomas ‘Punch’ Winspeare as told by Dr. Daniel Joseph. Some strong language included. I’ll tell one
Voodoo Economic and Financial Policy Surrounds GOM's Enforcement of the Bank Interest Levy Act
August 9, 2016
By Peter Queeley, Financial Analyst/General Manager, St. Patrick’s Credit Union There is a common saying in Montserrat that “when your
A Reflection on the Lessons of BREXIT for OECS Integration
July 4, 2016
By Dr. Didacus Jules, Director General, OECS We have all been saturated with news and views on the British vote to
MCAP Statement on British Vote to Exit the European Union (BREXIT)
June 24, 2016
The Movement for Change and Prosperity (MCAP) released a statement on Friday to provide some clarity on Thursday’s decision by
Poem – A Mirror by W. Bubblicious Galloway
June 16, 2016
Corrupted bartering practice was thought no good Exchanging corn and wealth for mirror was misunderstood Blinded by the glitter and
Governor's Office Statement on the 15 April 2016 Facebook Post
April 21, 2016
I have watched with concern the rise of divisive discussion in the media as a result of certain reactions to
Race to Self Determination
April 17, 2016
by Colin Fergus Unfortunate is how I would describe the question “Is multicolour Montserrat better than monochrome Montserrat?” posted on
Holly Rosenberg Shares Thoughts on Missing Montserrat
April 15, 2016
Holly Rosenberg recently shared on our Facebook page her feelings on leaving Montserrat. Living a year and a half in
Queeley Calls for ECCB to Apologise to CLICO/BAICO Policy Holders
April 12, 2016
I wish to place on the record my unconditional support for the call by the Governor of the Eastern Caribbean
GOM Needs to Fix Sea Access Problem, Says Head of Boat Owners Association
March 10, 2016
Head of the local Boat Owners Association Captain John Howes is calling on the government to pay attention to the
Opinion: Caribbean Cannot Afford To Lose Correspondent Banking Relationships
February 18, 2016
By Rochelle Monte In this article, we describe the correspondent banking process and explain why it is a threat to
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