President Ali launched a City Revival Plan to turn Georgetown into a modern, sustainable “Garden City” while preserving its heritage, with projects ranging from historic restoration and waterfront upgrades to green infrastructure and new urban models.
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By Loshaun Dixon Delivering a thought-provoking address in the Prime Minister’s Lecture Series, scholar and legal professional Willa Liburd Tavernier challenged citizens of St. Kitts and Nevis to take ownership of their stories in a world increasingly shaped by digital information. Tavernier, who began her career as a legal officer at the Eastern Caribbean Central […]
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Jamaica’s police force has modernized its forensic branch, improving training, technology, and evidence-handling to strengthen crime investigations.
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A brawl by the kids’ pool forced Royal Caribbean’s Wonder of the Seas to return to Miami just hours into its Bahamas cruise.
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Barbados has hailed the WTO’s new Fisheries Subsidies Agreement as a landmark step linking trade rules to environmental sustainability and a major win against illegal fishing.
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From 1 October 2025, four CARICOM states will introduce full freedom of movement, allowing their citizens to live and work freely across borders, though not all members are ready to join yet.
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By James Milnes Gaskell I thought that I had retired and had written my last article for the newspaper, but there is such a stir about the Special Sustainability Zone (SSZ) that I would like to make a balanced contribution, so here it is: – The Federation has a fragile economy. Our governments have […]
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A leaked letter from the Attorney General’s Chambers, dated August 22, has stirred public debate after circulating widely on social media. The correspondence, which called for the relocation of beach bars at Friars Bay by August 30, has prompted heated discussions among residents, business operators, and government officials. Concerns have emerged among some locals that […]
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Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis and Incoming Chairman of CARICOM, Hon. Dr. Terrance Drew, has urged leaders of the Caribbean and Africa to transform the legacy of the Atlantic Slave Trade into a new “Atlantic Bridge” of cooperation and opportunity. Speaking at the opening of the Second CARICOM-Africa Summit on Monday, held in […]
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By Loshaun Dixon The Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis is mourning the passing of former Governor-General His Excellency Sir Edmund Wickham Lawrence, GCMG, OBE, CSM, JP, who died at the age of 93. Born on 14 February 1932, Sir Edmund served as the nation’s third Governor-General from 2013 to 2015. Beyond his role as […]
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