Many people have most kindly thanked me for providing some clarity about the SSZ matter. Actually it is impossible to bring further certainty because the N.I.A goes no further than advertiser’s puff. Witness Minister Spencer Brand suggesting that the project might make Nevis ‘The little Dubai of the Caribbean’. I have not been to Dubai, […]
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President Ali’s plan to digitise government services and upgrade Georgetown has won strong support from the GCCI, which calls it a game-changer for efficiency, investment, and everyday life.
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The Galápagos face rising Airbnb rentals that help locals earn but risk destroying the fragile islands and undercutting hotels.
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Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee may slow India’s IT exports, but experts warn it will deepen America’s shortage of engineers and doctors, where residency caps already leave hospitals struggling.
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Claiming the right to self-governance has undoubtedly been the greatest of our achievements. September 19 will forever be cherished by Kittitians and Nevisians. And justifiably so. Apart from being a historical date, it is a representation of resilience, willpower, and optimism for the future. Becoming a sovereign state brought with it a renewed pride […]
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Trump and RFK Jr are expected to link Tylenol to autism, but experts stress there is no proof, noting that paracetamol is safe when used correctly though overdoses can be dangerous.
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The Dominican Republic seized 1,000kg of cocaine from a US-bombed speedboat, marking a first-ever joint strike with the US, amid rising tensions over Trump’s military anti-drug campaign in the Caribbean.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR A non-contentious courtesy call received in the spirit in which it was made DEAR EDITOR, Re: my article in your newspaper (Sept12th) about the SSZ, I received a call from Premier Brantley, a courtesy call. He said he had read it and wanted to say that Roger Ver was not, […]
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The Bahamas reaffirmed support for its $141 million fly fishing industry with new training, tournaments, and financing aimed at keeping the sector sustainable and Bahamian-owned.
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Barbados, Universal Postal Union, Council of Administration, Postal Operations Council, Dubai Congress, postal modernization, small island developing states, sustainable development, e-commerce, climate resilience
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