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03/01/2026

SVG's first late night talk with host Sehon Marshall, every Thursday at 9:00 pm, featuring riveting discussions on a wide range of topics that are intended t...

01/01/2026

01/01/2026

As the brush hits the canvas on this last day of 2025, I’m reminded that every year, just like every painting, is built one intentional stroke at a time. Some lines were bold, others needed correction, some moments surprised me while other moments required me to be strong for my loved ones but together they created something meaningful. ❤️

Today feels like a masterpiece in progress, not perfect, but powerful. Surrounded by community, colour, and creativity, I feel hopeful. I feel ready. I feel grateful.

Here’s to carrying forward:
❤️ The lessons we learned
❤️ The joy we shared
❤️ The dreams that still burn bright

May 2026 be a year of purpose, peace, progress, and possibility. A year where we show up for ourselves and each other; with courage, compassion, and confidence in what’s yet to come.

Happy New Year! 🥂
Let’s paint a future we’re proud to live in. ❤️✨

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24/12/2025

The fun never ceases at Richland Park Nine in the morning.
Tug-a-war
The lady in the grey was giving her all... Richland Park Nine Mornings

22/12/2025

Special announcement as we celebrate the holiday season.

Happy Holidays SVG🎄

19/12/2025

18/12/2025

Hello Barbados 👋 🇧🇧

Visiting my friends Mia Amor Mottley and Hilary Beckles.

17/12/2025

Hold them accountable!

16/12/2025

Richland Park 9mornings opening

12/12/2025

Dr Kishore Shallow cannot be allowed to decide whether he remains president of Cricket West Indies (CWI) while also serving as a government minister in St Vincent and the Grenadines,

11/12/2025

Leader of the Opposition, Dr Ralph Gonsalves Clarifies Benefits and Security for Former Prime Ministers

Dr. Gonsalves has moved to correct what he describes as “inaccurate and misleading” public claims about the courtesies and security arrangements provided to former national leaders.

He explained that shortly after taking office in 2001, his administration created the first formal policy outlining benefits for former Prime Ministers and Governors-General. At the time, no such framework existed.

The approved benefits include:

Duty-free concession on one vehicle

Appropriate security and a driver

Diplomatic passport

Coverage of reasonable medical expenses

A state funeral paid for by the Government

These provisions were offered to former Prime Ministers Sir James Mitchell and Hon. Arnhim Eustace. Sir James later received full coverage of medical costs and funeral expenses, amounting to nearly EC$500,000. Mr. Eustace, due to declining health, has been receiving government funded medical and nursing care costing approximately EC$15,000 per month for the past three years.

Dr. Gonsalves dismissed claims that he enjoys excessive security, noting that such arrangements follow international norms and are necessary to protect former leaders who hold sensitive state information.

He also rejected narratives suggesting he failed to extend courtesies to predecessors. “These benefits were established for all former leaders, not for myself,” he said. “This is about national responsibility and maintaining the dignity of the offices they once held.”

Dr Gonsalves said he felt compelled to speak out due to the “meanness” and misinformation currently being promoted in the public domain.

11/12/2025

Mike Tapp, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Migration and Citizenship, announced the measure in a written statement to Parliament, describing the practice of granting citizenship through investment as “inherently high-risk” and one that “allows individuals access to a new identity with minimal ties to the issuing jurisdiction.”

We lack confidence in the legitimacy of any vetting processes." UK revokes Nauru's visa-free access over CBI program.