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Draft Youth Policy is ‘living document’ – Youth Policy Committee Chair
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Chairman of the Virgin Islands Youth Policy Committee appointed to submit a draft document for the National Youth Policy, Ms Drusilla F. Fahie, has described the draft policy document as a ‘living document’ that should have the ability to change with time in an effort to be truly representative of the Territory’s youth.
UPDATE: JVD Action Committee formed
GREAT HARBOUR, Jost Van Dyke, VI – Residents of Jost Van Dyke gathered yesterday March 17, 2013 to officially form an Action Committee that has been charged with bringing back the island’s "glory of the past".
This Week We Feature Young Professional Shermiker Nibbs-Samuel
By Ron M. Henry
This week’s young professional is a moulder, shaping the lives of persons from an early age as a primary school teacher. Virgin Islands News Online proudly presents dedicated, hard working and inspirational Shermiker Nibbs-Samuel.
Finding a way back to the canvas – the story of Kishma V.S. Penn
PARAQUITA BAY, Tortola, VI – Much of the work done by local artist, Kishma V.S. Penn, is actually abstract. She delves into a world of surrealism and as a result, often subjects the viewer to the task of creating their own interpretation of the story she tells. There is much more to the story than just her style though.
Youth to play integral role in BVITB led Clean-up Campaign – Hon. Christian
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Youth of the Virgin Islands are set to play an integral role in the quest to enhance and preserve the appearance of the Virgin Islands as government embarks on a more aggressive path of increasing education and heightening awareness in this regard.
Renewable energy high on agenda for new OTs Minister
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – In discussing ways in which ties can be strengthened between the United Kingdom (UK) and the Virgin Islands (VI), newly appointed Minister for Overseas Territories (OTs), Hon. Mark Simmonds MP has disclosed that renewable energy, education and economic diversification were some of the areas being explored.
This Week We Feature Young Professional Sonjah S. Smith
By Reuben Stoby
Being determined, focused, yet grateful and patient are some if the enviable qualities of this week’s Young Professional, who has already done herself and Territory proud in academia and is now seeking to translate that success in the law profession.
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