By Vernan George Premier Mark Brantley affirmed at his most recent press conference that the Vance Amory International Airport expansion project is moving forward at a steady pace. “The airport development is proceeding at pace. Our consultant, Perez Arc, has completed and handed over the designs for the new fire station and road alignments. The […]
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Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew has indicated that the Government of St. Kitts and Nevis is carefully reviewing the CARICOM free movement initiative to ensure that the interests of smaller member states are safeguarded. Speaking on the matter, Dr. Drew acknowledged that while the initiative aims to strengthen regional integration, there are still key considerations […]
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Founder Olivier Janssens Unveils “Destiny” Project Founder of the “Destiny” project, Olivier Janssens, has unveiled an ambitious vision to transform the southern corridor of Nevis into a world-class, sustainable development that he says will bring prosperity, jobs, and opportunity, while preserving the island’s natural beauty. In a presentation to Nevisians and Kittitians, Janssens, who has […]
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The OECS, UBEC, and three Eastern Caribbean nations joined forces at the Annapolis Boat Show to promote the region as a leading sustainable yachting destination and strengthen cooperation in the Blue Economy.
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The Caribbean Development Bank and the OPEC Fund have signed a major agreement to jointly finance sustainable growth, climate resilience, and youth development projects across the Caribbean.
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Belize has agreed to host some U.S.-deported migrants as a “safe third country,” sparking debate over sovereignty, safety, and the impact on Belize’s small economy.
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Ecuador freed an alleged drug smuggler who survived a U.S. strike on a Caribbean submersible, as regional tensions rose over Trump’s expanding “war on cartels.”
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The CIA is reportedly directing U.S. airstrikes on alleged drug-smuggling boats in the Caribbean using secret intelligence, raising serious legal and ethical questions.
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A tropical disturbance south of Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic may strengthen into Tropical Storm Melissa, bringing heavy rain and flood risks early in the week.
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Barbados’ Transport Minister Santia Bradshaw says Uber must obey local taxi laws, allowing only licensed taxis—not private cars—to operate under its app.
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