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Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell announced in an interview that the bill is focused on protection, not permission.

The Met Department said the tropical wave may bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to Grenada.

The budget is expected to focus on people, with policies aimed at improving their lives.

Guyana heads to the polls on September 1. Seven parties will contest the 2025 elections in a high-stakes race watched across the Caribbean.

The agreement was signed on 11th February 2025 in New York by UN representatives Jonibek Hikmat of Tajikistan and Philbert Aaron of Dominica.

Families in Scott’s Head will get keys to their new homes on Wednesday, 23rd July at 4:00 pm, as shared by the Housing Minister.

Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew further explained that the MRI unit will address the basic healthcare needs of St Kitts and Nevis.

The biometric system will support risk management, focusing on anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF).

In a startling case from Village Mallian, land mafia leader Joginder Singh Nijjar is accused of seizing NRI-owned land and conducting illegal soil mining operations.

The inaugural event of Kim Collins Athletic Stadium was organized by Ambassador Kenneth Douglas and his team.

Applicants must now ensure full payment of the minimum threshold set by their respective governments.

The Prime Minister made the announcement via a video message shared on the official St Kitts and Nevis government page.

Lennox Linton served as MP for the Marigot Constituency from 2014 to 2022 while leading the United Workers Party.

The proposal requires Caribbean CBI applicants to reside in the countries for at least 30 days.

These major projects are set to meet international standards, driving infrastructure and economic growth in Dominica.

The carrier will operate from Sangster International Airport, marking a major milestone by reconnecting Jamaica’s two major cities.

Caribbean leaders gathered to discuss key topics aimed at enhancing collaboration and strengthening partnerships between the two regions.

The celebration promises joy and a vibrant showcase of Caribbean arts and culture.

The expanded schedule is part of the airline’s bold campaign, “Catching Flights, Not Feelings,” aimed at offering travelers more flexibility and convenience.

Tourism and travel contributed approximately 62.4% of St. Kitts’ GDP, generating around US$634 million in economic activity, solidifying the sector as the backbone of the economy.