Fellow Virgin Islanders, residents and friends, good evening. On Friday the 14th of August we brought you a comprehensive update on the COVID-19 situation in the Territory and the recent decisions that were taken by Cabinet to further ease internal restrictions and transition towards the second phase of the controlled border reopening plan.

As we enter this new week, it feels as though we are also entering a new chapter in BVI’s response to COVID-19. I would like to take this opportunity to update and reassure the public on what to expect over the coming weeks.

Honourable Premier, Ladies and Gentlemen, a very pleasant good evening to everyone. Cabinet has met over the past two days and again tonight I am pleased to be joined by the Premier who will disclose the many decisions and initiatives debated and approved.

I say good day and God’s Blessings to all the people of the Virgin Islands. We thank the Lord our God for his continued blessings in our lives and in our Territory.

Today, Friday, August 14 is the State Funeral of the Late Former Prime Minister of Barbados - The Rt. Honourable Owen Seymour Arthur

Good morning and God’s abundant blessings to all the people of the Virgin Islands. I’d like to recognise the protocol already established. Today, we have a special guest with us Mr. Carlyiek Benjamin the shadow Minister to the Minister for Transportation so let’s gave him a round of applause. It’s a leadership initiative.

Good Morning to All,

The signing of this contract with DesignBVI Limited for the Procurement and Installation of Impact Resistant Windows, Doors and Frames at the Ralph T. O’Neal Administration complex for the amount of Two Million, Ninety Two Thousand, Thirty Seven Dollars and Fifty Two Cents ($2,092,037.52) marks the transition in earnest for the undertaking of renovation and repair works to the Ralph T. O’Neal Administration Complex.  

My dear Virgin Islands people, a pleasant good day, and God’s blessings to you and your families. 

This evening, I come to you to give an address on the economy, titled: An Economic Boost for Virgin Islands on the Horizon.

The Government of the Virgin Islands is Informing the public that With immediate effect, persons on work permit and work exemption holders will not be permitted to enter the British Virgin Islands at this time as the cautious and restricted opening of the Territory’s borders continues. 

Ladies and gentlemen good evening, Let me first wish you Happy Emancipation Day. Today, August 1, 2020 marks 186 years since the Emancipation Proclamation was read.