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LOCAL NEWS - Articles posted on Friday 05 August, 2011
Business Update – Cultural knot tightening!
FOLLOWING two weeks of what was described as a “fruitful exchange programme”, the cultural links between St. Kitts and Nevis and the Republic of China (Taiwan) are now deemed much stronger than they were before....
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
Cadet Corps Summer Camp ends with Drills Display
THE St. Kitts and Nevis Defence Force (SKNDF) Cadet Corps Summer Camp ended this morning (Aug. 5) at Camp Springfield with a simple but significant ceremony, which attracted a relatively large gathering that include...
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
Stop the harassment!
– IMAGINE taking a stroll in the heart of Basseterre on a cool, bright day, minding your own business only to have your mood disturbed by a vagrant. He or she is either ‘hustling’ you for money or shouting obsceniti...
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
St. Kitts Entertainment Round-up (August 5th 2011)
AFTER a long weekend last week which made this working week a short one, it is time to party once again. This weekend provides a few places to choose from that may fit not only your pockets but your style....
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
St. Kitts to tackle Canada, St. Lucia and Puerto Rico in CONCACAF World Cup Qualifier
THE St. Kitts-Nevis World Cup squad in training Squad is in the process of preparing itself to compete in the second round of the CONCACAF World Cup Qualifier games scheduled to begin early next month....
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
Actress with roots from the Federation to stage play in St. Kitts
RENOWNED female actress, Juliette Jeffers, with roots from the Federation will soon be sharing some of her experiences and work as an actress with a Caribbean audience...
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
Show him, Sam!
The permanent secretary is the most senior civil servant in a ministry, and is (supposed to be) the non-political head of the Government ministry in which he or she serves. The political head is the minister....
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
Sample some of the tastiest tamarinds balls!
AS one walks through the town of Basseterre or anywhere in St. Kitts for that matter, one would observe many persons scattered about selling different varieties of fruits – from mangoes to cocnuts to avocados to gen...
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
Taiwan Youth Ambassador Corps strengthens cultural links with St. Kitts and Nevis
The cultural links between the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis and the Republic of China (TAIWAN) are much stronger following two weeks of what has been described as a “fruitful exchange programme.”...
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
Music the old time way!
DESPITE the disgraceful robbery that took place at the Edgar Challenger Library and House Museum a few short weeks ago, Winston ‘Zack’ Nisbett has risen above the bandits and is showing them that they did not keep h...
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
SKLEC is here!
AT the stroke of the midnight hour (Aug. 1), residents of St. Kitts were introduced to the entity that has replaced the Electricity Department....
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
LIAT’s Grenada employees end industrial action
LIAT wishes to advise that its operations at the Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA) are expected to return to normal following the end of industrial action by its employees at the MBIA at 3:00pm on Thursday...
Posted: 5-Aug-2011
May Criminal Assizes closes with 19 traversed, 14 disposed and five nolle prosequi cases
THE May 2011 Criminal Assizes ended on Wednesday, July 27 with 38 cases, 19 of which were traversed, 14 disposed of and five were nolle prosequi...
Posted: 5-Aug-2011