Saint Kitts and Nevis

The April 22, 2025, terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, claimed 28 lives, marking the deadliest assault in India since the 2019 Pulwama attack.

The Investment Gateway Summit 2025 supports St. Kitts and Nevis' bold vision of becoming the world’s first sustainable island nation.

The Joseph N. France Hospital saw major progress with roof repairs, new air conditioning units, upgraded kitchen and private ward, and a fully equipped medical training classroom.

Prime Minister Drew expressed pride in the JNF Hospital's progress, stating it is well on its way.

The proposed Government Auxiliary Employees (Amendment) Act, 2025 seeks to amend Section 7, enabling non-established workers to receive pension funds.

Designed for transparency, speed, and security, Saturn allows real-time monitoring and a clear view of application statuses for applicants, agents, and stakeholders.

PM Terrance Drew praised Minister Samal Duggins for leading the successful rehabilitation of the Kim Collins National Athletic Stadium.

This facility is part of the government's strategy to ensure access to clean, reliable water for all on the island.

The initiative supports mothers and children across the federation, recently donating laptops and mobile devices.

Several government officials and sports federation members attended the cocktail party to celebrate with the athlete.

The government stated that the move aims to strengthen the program's leadership in transparency, integrity, and long-term sustainability.

Bermuda secured first place, followed by the Cayman Islands in second, the US Virgin Islands in third, and then the Bahamas, St. Kitts and Nevis, Antigua and Barbuda, and Saint Lucia.

The bank issued a statement on April 6th clarifying the loan payment processing fee for using the USD online payment portal.

The Caribbean faces growing plastic pollution, threatening marine life, dirtying beaches, and damaging its iconic natural landscape.

The decline in the crime rate is attributed to the efforts made by the Ministry of National Security, with a holistic approach led by Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew.

The tour begins today, March 28th, in Reading and will end on April 30th, 2025, in Bremen, Germany.

PM Terrance Drew stated that national mission of St Kitts and Nevis is to build a resilient, inclusive and self-reliant nation that thrives in the face of global challenges.

The Prime Minister ended his conversation with an open end for citizens to speak up and share their examples and opinions in the comments.

Prime Minister Terrance Drew specifically emphasized on the work done by the first lady and shared a social media post, where he asked for a shared appreciation to her work.

The Prime Minister called the children taking part in the parade a beautiful sight full of joy and energy.