St Vincent and the Grenadines
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The Standard Cannot Change With the Government
Fuel prices drew fierce criticism under the last government. Vincypowa News argues the standard for judging relief measures should not change with the party.
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PM’s Office Says Friday Remains Fully in Charge
A government instrument charging Deputy Prime Minister St. Clair Leacock with the Prime Minister’s portfolios has drawn a rare clarification from the Office of…
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The Plastic Smile Has Met the Cost of Living
Campaign smiles win elections; performance keeps confidence. As the fuel surcharge hits a record high, Godwin Friday’s NDP is being judged by what Vincentians…
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Friday and Bramble’s Citizenship Battle Reaches Trial on 28 July
From Tuesday 28 July, the High Court hears two ULP petitions seeking to unseat the Prime Minister and the Foreign Affairs Minister over their…
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Vincentian Star Shafiqua Maloney in Focus as Athletics Begins at Glasgow 2026
Shafiqua Maloney, the first Vincentian to reach an Olympic final, headlines St Vincent and the Grenadines’ team as track and field opens at Scotstoun.…
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Moody’s Downgrades St Vincent and the Grenadines to Caa1, Assigns Negative Outlook
Moody’s lowered the country’s sovereign rating to Caa1 from B3 on 30 June 2026, its lowest grade on record, and warned that a proposed…
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VINLEC Fuel Surcharge Hits Record 83 Cents, Even After a $734,959 Subsidy
VINLEC’s July 2026 fuel surcharge reached a record EC$0.8320 per kWh even after a EC$734,959 subsidy. Here is what it means for electricity bills.
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The Carnival Riots of 1879: When Kingstown Rose for the Right to Masquerade
For several nights in February 1879, the streets of Kingstown belonged to the people. Police were beaten, the Chief of Police nearly killed, and…
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The Architects of Caribbean Sound: The Greatest Arrangers in the History of Calypso and Soca
The stars stand at the microphone, but the arranger decides whether a song sounds ordinary or unforgettable. Vincypowa News ranks the greatest arrangers in…
