Saint Kitts and Nevis News

The Premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley shared the update on his social media, where he noted it as an important concern for the villagers and they can’t ignore it.

The Citizen Security Secretariat of St Kitts and Nevis also announced the full schedule for the conversations that will be held in every community for October 2024.

Under the patronage of Sandy Point Agricultural Cooperative Society, the World Food Day will celebrate the authenticity and the influence of local products that are grown naturally in St Kitts and Nevis.

The department has announced three major changes including Digital Vehicle Inspection Certification, Seamless Insurance Updates, and Simplified Online Vehicle Licensing.

The Pajama Party will be held in light of promoting inclusivity among young boys and girls aged between 13 to 16 can participate in the same.

The entire Royal Basseterre Valley National Park was decorated with the colourful lights of the national flag of St Kitts and Nevis.

PM Terrance Drew, who formerly served as a teacher, stated that he understands the critical role that the profession plays in changing lives and building the nation.

On his birthday, he received immense wishes and greetings and celebrated the day with his loved ones. Premier of Nevis Mark Brantley also visited his birthday celebration and extended wishes for a better and brighter life ahead.

The planned events include several visits to restaurants and fun activities to enrich the cultural experience and create a supportive environment.

The entries for the event are now being accepted and the last date for submission is 29th November.

The power plant is also aimed at addressing power overhaul and supporting the national grid, while SKELEC could be able to enhance its generator fleet.

Pemberton who has been farming for the last 40 years, stated that the solar fencing and ground cover that she received from the Department of Agriculture acted as a big support, helping her create fruitful results in production.

Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew also met with the first batch of students who are enrolled at Southern University and A&M College- Baton Rouge, LA on Thursday.

The Prime Minister highlighted that he was able to negotiate with the authorities regarding full and partial scholarships which will further create more educational opportunities for citizens of St Kitts and Nevis.

Premier Mark Brantley shared his moments on social media, where he was seen enjoying his time at the café.

The transition will provide a new structure to the unit which will be based on the six guiding principles and three core pillars, aiming to ensure greater accountability and good governance within the CBI operations.

The Department of Marine Resources has led this initiative along with the Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) to ensure food security and limit imports.

The walls have been made and now the workers have been shifting their work towards the construction of the rooms and the roofs.

The authorities have announced the celebration to commence from 12th October and will go as long as till 18th October including several events designed under the theme, ‘Right to food for a better life and a better future.'

The meeting of the Directing Council was kickstarted on Monday and co-chaired by Dr Dr. María Teresa Barán Wasilchuk, Minister of Public Health and Social Welfare of Paraguay, and Dr. Miguel Burnier de Silveira, Legal Counsel for PAHO.