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IMF says Haiti has met all targets under the Staff-Monitored Programme

WASHINGTON, Apr 6, CMC- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Monday said  that as of the end of  December last  year, Haiti has met all the targets under the current end-December 2025, all programme targets were met under the existing Staff-Monitored Programme (SMP), including on international reserves accumulation, primary balance, revenue collection, monetary financing, and social […]

Jamaica on track to win 40th consecutive title

ST GEORGE’S, Grenada, Apr 6, CMC – With just one more session remaining in the 2026 CARIFTA Games, Jamaica is poised to lift the championship title for a record 40th straight time. Entering Monday’s final day at the top of the table with 43 medals, comprising 15 gold, 16 silver and 12 bronze medals, Jamaica […]

CPS dominates to win Nevis Inter-Primary Championship

Charlestown Primary School delivered a commanding performance to capture the 2026 Gulf Insurance Ltd. Inter-Primary School Championship, held at the Nevis Athletic Stadium on Wednesday, April 1. Thousands of spectators filled the venue in a sea of vibrant colours for the island’s premier schools’ athletics event, widely known as the “Mini Olympics.” At the end […]

Newton and Kelly Advance to U17 800m Final with Personal Best Performances at CARIFTA Games

April 6th, 2026 Rising middle-distance talents Kymarni Newton and Najeeb Kelly delivered outstanding performances in the Boys Under-17 800m on Sunday at the CARIFTA Games. Competing in separate semifinal heats on April 5, Newton produced a composed run to secure second place, clocking a personal best of 1:58.25. Kelly also impressed, winning his semifinal while […]

Growing Pains: Leaders split on cannabis path 

A deepening divide over cannabis policy in St. Kitts and Nevis has brought issues of policing, economic opportunity, and legal reform into sharp focus, as Premier Mark Brantley calls for urgent changes, while Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew and Attorney General Garth Wilkin defend a cautious, regulated approach. Brantley has openly criticised what he describes […]

Destiny is a project that we all need    

From the beginning, The Observer has objectively championed the cause of the Destiny project, because of the potential economic input both Nevis and Saint Kitts could receive from such a massive venture. We are well aware that especially in Nevis, there has been no fresh economic development, no new infusion of foreign capital in three […]