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'I am opposed to British direct rule on the VI'- Julian Willock
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- The often candid but thoughtful Julian Willock, the former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Communications and Works and now Chairman of the Board of Advance Marketing and Professional Services, a political consulting and marketing company, has again lent his voice to some topical issues affecting the Virgin Islands.
Is there a double standard for Haiti hurricane assistance & support?
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- A story that has not dominated the local, regional and international news cycle is the human and physical catastrophe that recently devastated the Caribbean country of Haiti, following Hurricane Matthew.
The word independence strikes fear in people- Julian Willock
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- While most Virgin Islanders believe that at some point the territory will have to go the route of independence from Britain, whether the territory will have the right leadership to take it to that new era is what many are most concerned about.
Chronixx, Sistah Joyce among line up for Dread & Terrible Tour
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Reggae superstar Chronixx is set to light up Tortola Pier Park on March 12, 2016 when KT Productions and Pumpstation Entertainment present their Dread and Terrible Tour Tortola.
Luciano featured ‘Alliance Anthem’ to be released today
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – For the leaders and members of the GRATE BVI Music Alliance, today August 25, 2015 is marked as a significant day in the history of the group as they release the first musical product which comes as a beat that sees an international artiste, Luciano, doing more than just taking monies to perform for one night on stage and leave the territory.
'Money & strategy won NDP the elections' – Julian Willock
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Chairman of the Advance Marketing and Professional Services (AMPS) Board of Directors, Mr Julian Willock believes the National Democratic Party (NDP) won the June 8, 2015 general elections in the Virgin Islands because it had more money at its disposal to spend on strategies aimed at turning the people away from the Opposition.
‘We are keeping money in the country’ – Paul ‘Gadiethz’ Peart
WICKHAM’S CAY II, Tortola, VI – It is not a matter of ‘who it hurt it hurt’ but rather adjusting to changes for the betterment of the masses of entertainers and residents of the Virgin Islands (VI) that GRATE BVI Music Alliance is moving full pace ahead with the New Year’s Eve activities.
Luciano is here & ready for the VI
BEEF ISLAND, VI – With greetings of hugs, kisses and warm embraces in the arrival lounge of the Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport on the night December 27, 2014 Jamaican culture reggae artist Luciano made his debut entrance to the Virgin Islands and is ready to meet, greet and give his best performance.
Luciano to headline music alliance year-end promotions
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – The GRATE BVI Music Alliance is making leaps and bounds with their valiant efforts as an independent body to uplift the status of local artists and part of this process will see Jamaican culture reggae artist Luciano performing at three events being staged here in the Virgin Islands (VI).
‘GRATE BVI Music Alliance delivered as promised’ - Mr Paul ‘Gadiethz’ Peart
BEEF ISLAND, VI – Promotional Manager of GRATE BVI Music Alliance Mr Paul ‘Gadiethz’ Peart said that judging from the responses from persons who attended their event on Monday October 20, 2014 and the lineup of local artistes who performed way above expectation, they can say with confidence that they have delivered as promised.
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