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An exciting sale offers travelers the chance to explore various destinations across the Caribbean region.

PM Browne spoke on a radio programme about the problems in the education sector after returning from the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Heads of Government meeting which took place in Barbados recently.

The new cruise terminal will consist of a state-of-the art facility which will bring a chance to accommodate massive and huge cruise ships of different cruise lines.

The event, organized by the Citizen Security Task Force and chaired by Prime Minister Terrance Drew, featured assemblies in schools across St. Kitts to address crime and violence.

PM Browne said the government is in the middle of taking the final call on the new terminal’s design to accommodate increased air traffic and house enhanced passenger facilities.

Dominica's Geothermal Power Plant, set for completion in December 2025, aims to provide clean energy and lower electricity rates for consumers.

Several cruise ships will arrive in Nevis between February 27 and April 9, 2025, boosting tourism and the local economy.

The Citizenship by Investment Unit (CIU) of St. Kitts and Nevis marks 100 days as a statutory body, achieving significant milestones and a surge in CBI applications.

On February 7, the hospital’s 3D design was officially unveiled by the government at a ceremony in St. Kitts Marriot Resort at Frigate Bay.

The Salisbury Box Culvert Crossing project in Dominica is set to improve road access and support economic growth through ongoing infrastructure developments.

The workshop was the second in a series of courses on digital soil-mapping under the SOILCARE project.

The meeting, which is an annual exercise, saw all agricultural stakeholders, including government officials, farmers and representatives from related agencies, to look into both successes and challenges faced in 2024.

The Model Safe School Programme (MSSP) aims to assist the participating states with implementing processes that facilitate a safer and greener educational environment.

The first cruise ship of the day included Marella Voyager which is considered an enhanced ship for cruise liners.

Speaking during the opening ceremony at Sir Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre at the Barbadian capital on February 19, von der Leyen said CARICOM must be recognized as the strongest voice in many fights.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit emphasizes CARICOM’s role as the Caribbean's collective voice and advocates for stronger regional collaboration and implementation.

The UAE delegation visited St Kitts and Nevis and expressed their delight in meeting and connecting with Foreign Minister Dr Douglas.

Culture in D' Park, hosted by Caribbean Airlines, celebrated its 3rd edition with a vibrant cultural parade featuring iconic characters.

Professor Sir Hillary Beckles, Vice Chancellor of the UWI, inked the agreement on behalf of the Jamaica-headquartered institution.

He expressed delight and recalled his journey as Prime Minister and the opposition leader of Grenada, stating that the journey has remained quite exciting and worth mentioning.