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Port Project Negotiations Ongoing, Government Reaffirms Commitment to Completion
Updated: 11:11AM AST The Government of Montserrat remains committed to the long-awaited port development project, with ongoing negotiations to resolve contractor issues and secure a revised construction timeline. Minister of BUILD Veronica...

Supplementary Appropriation Bill Passed to Facilitate Ongoing Government Projects
The Legislative Assembly on Monday passed the Supplementary Appropriation Bill No. 6 of 2025, sanctioning an additional $849,000 XCD in funding for various development projects across Montserrat. The session was held at the Montserrat Cultural...

Repairs to Montserrat’s Battery Storage System Underway
Minister of BUILT Veronica Dorsette-Hector confirmed in Parliament on Monday that a specialist team conducted an on-site diagnostic inspection in early July, uncovering significant faults within the system. “Twelve of the thirteen battery control...

Montserrat College of Art establishes Jo Broderick Endowment Fund to honor popular dean
Montserrat College of Art is celebrating the retirement of one of its highest-ranking women, Jo Broderick, with an endowment honoring her 36-year career at the private school in Beverly. Broderick’s career started as a public relations specialist...

These Caribbean Adventures Go Beyond the Beach
Melt this winter’s chill with an Explora Journeys experience in some of the most culturally abundant and diverse islands of the Caribbean, which will welcome visitors with warmth and generosity. Aboard the luxury ship, relax poolside in a cabana,...

Rowley was not detained, he was treated with ‘full respect’, PM Browne says
- Advertisement - By Latrishka Thomas Prime Minister Gaston Browne has clarified that information in Antigua’s immigration system that led to additional questioning of former Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Keith Rowley did not originate from...

Montserrat Student Adin Corbette Wins ECCB Creative Youth Essay Competition
Local student and young author Adin Corbette has emerged as the winner of the 2025 ECCB/RSS-ARU Creative Youth Competition, securing the top prize of EC$3,000 for his compelling essay on the power of sport to transform the lives of young people in...

St. Kitts Tourism Authority Launches 2025 STAYcation Program
Basseterre, St. Kitts – The St. Kitts Tourism Authority is pleased to announce the launch of its annual STAYcation Program, themed “St. Kitts Truly Awaits You,” designed exclusively for residents. Running through 31 October 2025, the program...

Reimagining Montserrat – Why Now?
Transcript from a video presentation by Editor, Nerissa Golden. Hello Beautiful People. For those who don’t know me. I am Nerissa Golden, the Editor of Discover Montserrat. I am an author and entrepreneur passionate about Montserrat and Caribbean...

Visa-Free Travel: 65 Countries Now Open To Philippine Passport Holders
(MENAFN- Khaleej Times) For many Filipinos, the dream of exploring the world is becoming more accessible than ever. Whether it's wandering through the vibrant souks of Morocco, diving into the crystal-clear waters of Fiji, or strolling the buzzing...

Countries Where Ghanaian Passport Holders Can Travel Without a Visa in August 2025
The number of visa free countries for Ghanaian passport holders have increased. The ministry of Foreign Affairs recently added five new countries to this. This is according to a report by GhanaWeb. As of 1st August, 2025, Ghanaian passport holders...

Santuari de la Mare de Déu de Montserrat of Montferri (Our Lady of Montserrat de Montferri)
The Alt Camp region in Tarragona (Catalonia) draws a significant number of tourists each year to indulge in wine tourism, nature, and its superb gastronomy. Unexpectedly, this warm region is home to a masterpiece of Catalan Modernism designed by a...
Caribbean ‘running behind’ in achieving Sustainable Dev't Goals by 2030
- UN ECLAC & Associate Members collaborating on SDGs acceleration PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad & Tobago- It has been acknowledged that the Caribbean’s progress in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, was running behind, and that...

Emancipation Day: Caribbean marks 191 years since abolition of slavery
Today, Caribbean nations commemorate 191 years since the Abolition of Slavery Act took effect across the British Empire, ending centuries of chattel slavery and sparking a new era of freedom, resistance, and cultural resilience. - Advertisement -...

10 of the best things to do in the Caribbean
The Caribbean is a favorite vacation destination for many travelers because of its gorgeous beaches, lively festivals and diverse geography. The region is home to thousands of islands and cays, with 13 independent countries and twice as many...

Longford businesses say there is too much 'uncertainty' with tariffs
Longford businesses are still facing 'uncertainty' despite the trade deal agreed by the European Union and the US on Sunday and one managing director said he has 'diversified' his market. There are still elements that have to be agreed despite the...

Caribbean Labour Market Report Highlights Persistent Gender and Youth Gaps – Montserrat Urged to Strengthen Legal Protections
A new regional labour market study published by the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) has shed light on persistent inequalities across gender and age lines in the Caribbean workforce and Montserrat is one of the member states lacking critical legal...
Rowley alleges political persecution after being flagged in Antigua
Gail Alexander Senior Political Reporter Former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley is demanding an explanation on the “certain information” that led to him being flagged twice during recent transit stops in Antigua,...

7 things to do in Montserrat this August Holiday Weekend
Looking for ways to enjoy the August Holiday weekend on Montserrat? (Monday is a public holiday) Whether you’re into cultural heritage, beach adventures, or foodie experiences, there’s something for everyone. Here are seven events and activities...

US-Based Therapist Launches Fundraiser to Support Children with Autism in Montserrat
Reubena Meade, a US-based behavioural and speech therapist, has launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise support for children with autism and developmental disabilities in Montserrat. With more than a decade of experience as a behavioural therapist,...