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October 17, 2014

Nevis economy continues to show signs of turnaround

NIA CHARLESTOWN NEVIS -- Acting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Finance Colin Dore, says the island’s economy had begun to show signs of a turn around, after it was negatively affected by the global financial meltdown of 2008. Dore…

LICA Finals Postponed

Sports Page -- The three day final match in this year’s LICA competition did not commence on Thursday 16th October, as previously scheduled. A press release from the controlling body of cricket within the Leeward Islands however, gave an…

WICB will only negotiate with WIPA

Sports Page -- In a jolt to the West Indies players, the WICB has made it clear to them that it will "engage" only with the West Indies Players Association (WIPA) in any attempt to break the deadlock between the groups. Dave Cameron, the…

STPS overpowers JLPS – Twice

Sports Page -- The two teams representing the Jocelyn Liburd Primary School gave a reasonable account of them and even challenged in some instances, their competitors at the St.Thomas’ Primary School, but in the end were edged out in both…

ZIZ’s New Programmes off to great start

(ZIZ News) -- The new programmes that have been rolled out by ZIZ Broadcasting Corporation in recent weeks are off to a great start. Customs corner, My Perfect Day and Talking Points have been added to the radio line-up while the Brandon…

World Food Day Observed with week of Activities on St. Kitts

(ZIZ News) -- Thursday October 16th is observed worldwide as world food day and here on St. Kitts, a week of activities has been planned to mark the observance. Chairman of the world food day week of activities Lionel Stephens was featured…

Silver Reef Chairman Grateful for CBI Programme

(ZIZ News) -- Yet another investor has praised the Citizenship by Investment Programme (CBI), stating the programme saved his company. Chairman and construction director of the Silver Reef development Sebastian Mottram told ZIZ news, on…

Travel ban may not help prevent Ebola spread: Obama

WASHINGTON, (AFP) — US President Barack Obama said Thursday that closing US borders to citizens of three West African countries hardest hit by the Ebola epidemic would be counter-productive, after White House crisis talks. He also raised…

Africa stems Ebola via border closings, luck

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Health officials battling the Ebola outbreak that has killed more than 4,500 people in West Africa have managed to limit its spread on the continent to five countries — and two of them appear to have snuffed out the…

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