by Augustine Ferdinand Director of the Institute of Governance and Politics of Latin America and the Caribbean Forty-four years ago, St. Vincent and the Grenadines attained independence. The Constitution of our country underwent an amendment on October 27, 1979, to reassert its foundational principles: the inherent value of humanity, the belief in God, and liberty. We clearly stated our intention to establish a society that exemplifies democratic principles, free …
by Agnessia Cabral On October 27th,1979 SVG exhaled. The Windward breeze scales the island with its rich earthy aroma. Our lady La Soufriere sang for freedom before she rendered herself. Six months later our people were liberated at last. Hairouna, Hairouna, Hairouna oh the sweet, lovely Hairouna; May we never forget thee. From the hills of Chateaubelair to the Valley of Mesopotamia our land unites and creates a welcoming atmosphere. …
A first of its kind project has been completed here in St Vincent and the Grenadines and will provide crucial information about the species found in rivers across the island. The Freshwater Fish, Crayfish and Crab Identification Card was launched on October 17 following a project led by researcher and former Principal of the Thomas Saunders Secondary School, John Renton. Through funding from the St Vincent and the Grenadines Environment …
by Bishop Stephen Ollivierre St Vincent and the Grenadines District Pentecostal Assemblies of the WI When we observe Independence Day, it is a jubilant occasion. Our history books have recorded our nation’s past, and many have fondly recounted countless tales of how we arrived at this juncture. As a people, we should never forsake God’s goodness and mercy in our lives and nation. I compare our Independence to the entrance of …