The Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force (RTCIPF) has confirmed that the death of a man discovered along North Back Salina, Grand Turk, on Wednesday evening has been classified as a homicide. According to police reports, at approximately 7:17 p.m. on November 12th, the Police Control Room received a call about a male lying at the rear of a vehicle in the North Back Salina area. Responding officers arrived promptly at the scene, where they found an unresponsive man who

A Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force mugshot of Kervens Cherenfant Nineteen-year-old Kervens Cherenfant of Grand Turk has pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual activity with a child. Cherenfant entered his plea when he appeared before a judge on November 3, 2025, and remains in custody at HM Prison – Department of Correction and Rehabilitation, pending sentencing scheduled for December. According to police, Cherenfant was formally charged on February 10, 2025, by of

Narendra Lalbelharry – Registrar of The Supreme Court  Narendra Lalbelharry, Registrar of The Supreme Court in the Turks and Caicos Islands has styled an article penned by social activist Sabrina Green as serious and unfounded allegations.   The bone of contention has to do with an application that Green made to the court and felt that she was slighted. The following is the response from the registrar.   The Registrar of the Supreme Court has been made aware of an article wri

The new logo for Tourism Environment Awareness Month (TEAM) Nature’s Passport Fest Takes Centre Stage in this Year’s Celebration   The Ministry of Tourism and Experience Turks and Caicos are celebrating Tourism Environment Awareness Month (TEAM) this November under the theme: “Nature’s Passport – Stamp Your Journey, Leave No Trace.” The theme highlights the Turks and Caicos Islands’ exceptional natural beauty while promoting responsible tourism and environmental stewardship.

Voices from the Streets Writer, Nixon Dickenson (right) with Giovanni Astwood By Nixon Dickenson In this week’s Voices from the Streets, I am excited to share the perspective of Giovanni Astwood, a young man I am proud to call my nephew. Giovanni is currently studying at Valencia University, pursuing degrees in Business and Project Management and Drafting.   During our conversation about the root causes of crime in our society, Giovanni offered some thought-provoking insights

An Open Letter to the TCI Governor and the TCI Integrity Commission   I struggled for days contemplating whether or not I should write this article. I told myself to let it go, to move on quietly, as so many of us are expected to do when the system fails us. Sabrina Elizabeth Green, Translator & Founder, ProLingo Solutions Ltd., Turks and Caicos Islands In speaking out we often fear ridicule, victimization, being labelled as troublemakers or even worst, blackballed all togeth