Saint Kitts and Nevis News

The Food Festival notably took place from 12th October to 18th October 2024 across the island with many planned events.

With the handing over ceremony, the foyer at the hospital has been showcased as the symbol of the enhanced infrastructure in the medical facilities of St Kitts and Nevis.

The tournament was organized by Ambassadors Leon Natta-Nelson and Kenneth Douglas.

The calendar of events has been unveiled for a month-long event, featuring the musical and dance performances from the local artistes.

The addition of the international bank to the premises of the island will create several business opportunities for large and small-scale enterprises, ultimately fostering the organic economic growth of the island.

The ship made its inaugural visit to St Kitts and marked the second cruise vessel of the 2024/2025 season in the country.

Premier Mark Brantley shared a glimpse of his visit on his social media, where he called out the same and encouraged the people to get tested in a timely manner.

Talking about the Citizenship by Investment Programme of St Kitts and Nevis, PM Drew added that since taking office in 2022, his government has taken proactive and comprehensive steps to prevent exploitation of the programme.

Premier Mark Brantley lauded the transformation of the island nation and said that the standards of living of the people have been rising.

LIAT 2020 recently started its commercial operations from Antigua and Barbuda is scheduled to offer direct services to St Kitts and Nevis.

Minister of Education- Dr Geoffrey Hanely expressed delight with the donation and extended gratitude to the foundation on behalf of the government.

Under the theme- “Safety Starts with Me”, the School Safety Week will run through October 18, 2024, and provide teaching on enhancing safety protocols.

Now, it is the time for the common citizens to assess the developmental portfolios and details provided by the Nevis Island Administration and rate the government for their work.

The conversations were part of the 90-day campaign against violence and crime- a project launched by the government to promote the non-violent culture across St Kitts and Nevis.

The visits included members of the technical team from the Department of Agriculture of St Kitts and Nevis.

The winners of the races were also awarded the grand prize of $300 and other prizes.

PM Drew noted that the government has employed more health professionals in the mental health field and mental health training efforts have also been led for family counsellors.

According to the reports, different road projects, the Cultural Complexes and other Recreational Park are aimed at contributing well in the growth of the infrastructure in Nevis.

The artwork was collected from the exhibition that was held last November in St Kitts and Nevis and served as the platform for the local creators to showcase their skills.

The Stella’s Kitchen has opened applications for experienced first cooks, waitresses, and bartenders.