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Arawak House of Culture was damaged after Hurricane Maria struck the island nation in September 2017.

The prime minister also raked up in his speech his displeasure over the alleged disparity in wages in the hotel industry, something over which he has criticized the union in the past.

Numerous events have been scheduled for this year’s Mas Dominik starting with the official opening parade on Sunday, January 18, 2025.

Teachers at Pares Secondary School are protesting over security issues, demanding urgent restoration work.

Bahamas recorded 110 murders in 2023, raising concerns for the peaceful environment.

PM Dr Terrance Drew outlined the plans for renewable energy and called the project “a major step towards economic diversification.”

PM Skerrit during the interview talked about the future of three bills and said that these bills are constitutional reform, aiming to empower electoral commission.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne in November 2024 presented the theme for the music festival.

Staff Captain Ante Benic was officially welcomed with a traditional plaque exchange ceremony where they also talked about the potential opportunities for the sector.

Kamla Persad stated, today, we have replaced a greedy, lazy and selfish old man with a lazy, greedy and selfish young man.

Premier Brantley stated that the government has made provisions in the budget to spend a sum of $273.17 million on various projects and programmes in Nevis in 2025.

ETA will not be considered as visa, but an authorization for the travellers for them to enter the country.

The Gulfstream G700 is the newest addition of Amazon Founder Bezos in his fleet of private jets.

St Kitts and Nevis allocates $320 million to combat inflation and support social programs,

The vessel was completely destroyed in a sudden fire, also damaging two nearby boats.

JetBlue launched its service between New York and St Kitts and Nevis on November 3, 2023, aiming to enhance connection in the Caribbean region.

Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit during his visit to the Dominica Grammar School met with the teachers and learnt about their concerns regarding the teaching and learning environment with the progress in the construction work.

Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit stated that the facility is evidence of the government’s efforts towards resilience and enhancement of the Kalinago territory.

Dominica's Met Department has issued advisories for the surfers and small crafters amid the weather instabilities.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne underscored his government’s consistency in raising pay in the public sector.