While USNS Comfort medical services continued at the Antioch Baptist Church and the St. Paul’s Community Centre, Comfort’s crew also conducted the first session of a three-day subject matter expert exchange centred on emergency response, coordinated by the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA). The multi-national...
Rumor of more than 100 St. Kitts and Nevis passports allegedly being intercepted in St. Maarten en route to the Dominican Republic has sparked public concern and prompted calls for the government to provide clarification on the issue. In addition to individual posts on social media...
The government’s national consultation on the economy got underway Tuesday, however the Opposition Labour Party says with government still withholding the 2018 IMF surveillance report on the economy, the exercise is futile without that independent assessment. In a statement issued Monday, The St. Kitts-Nevis Labour Party...
The medical staff from the US Naval Ship Comfort began seeing patients from St. Kitts and Nevis on Saturday and based on preliminary reports, a large number of persons have already accessed the free services. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Hazel Laws speaking with Freedom FM on...
News that yet another factory is set to cease operations comes as a major blow to the local manufacturing sector as it comes on the heels of the closure of Lutron Liamuigua in March of this year. Opposition Leader Dr. Denzil Douglas made the claim earlier...