KOBE BRYANT’S WIDOW TO SETTLE LAWSUIT OVER DEADLY CRASH

Kobe Bryant’s widow has agreed to settle a lawsuit against the pilot and owners of the helicopter that crashed last year, killing the NBA star, his daughter, Gianna, and seven others. Vanessa Bryant, her children and relatives of other victims filed a settlement agreement notice Tuesday with a federal judge in Los Angeles but terms … Continued

PROMINENT POLICE OFFICER’S SON CHARGED FOR ATTEMPTING TO SMUGGLE MARIJUANA INTO HER MAJESTY’S PRISON FOR INMATE

The son of a prominent police officer was caught trying to smuggle marijuana into Her Majesty’s Prison at Balsam’s Ghut on Monday June 21st, 2021. According to reports, the man concealed the illegal substance within a bowl of food. The accused has since been charged according to official comments from the Royal Virgin Islands Police … Continued

FORMER UK ATTORNEY GENERAL, SIR GEOFFREY COX BLASTS UK GOVERNMENT FOR FAILURE TO EDUCATE BVI GOVERNMENT ON REGISTRAR OF INTERESTS ACT DURING COI HEARING. SAYS HE’S EMBARASSED!

Sir Geoffrey Cox QC who was hired to lead the BVI Government’s Inquiry Response Unit (IRU), openly condemned the UK’s failure to educate local government on the Registrar Of Interest Act during the June 21st hearing of the Commission of Inquiry. Mr. Cox said that as a UK citizen he is embarrassed at this shortcoming, … Continued

BVI PORTS AUTHORITY DEFERS FEE INCREASES TO 2022

Pursuant to the public announcement made by Premier and Minister with responsibility for Ports, Honourable Andrew A. Fahie, on Thursday, April 8th, regarding the postponement of port fee increases to 2022, the British Virgin Islands Ports Authority officially advises all stakeholders that the majority of fees, included those scheduled to take effect next month, will … Continued

TOTAL LOCKDOWN FOR SURINAME AS CASES TOP 19,000

Suriname Thursday announced a complete lockdown on Sundays and holidays until July 5, as the Dutch-speaking Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country and other member states recorded deaths linked to COVID-19. The number of COVID-19 deaths in Suriname has risen to 427 after nine people died from the virus, pushing the total for this month to 125. … Continued