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September 2015

Man swindles woman with promise of Canadian work permit

Kingston, Jamaica -- A man accused of swindling more than J$100,000 from a woman seeking employment in Canada, was remanded when he appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate’s Court recently. Charged with obtaining money by false…

Opposition wins in Trinidad and Tobago

Port of Spain, Trinidad -- Preliminary results in the Trinidad and Tobago general election held on Monday indicate that the opposition People’s National Movement (PNM) has defeated the ruling People’s Partnership coalition by 23 seats to…

King of Calle wins big in Antigua

Sports Page -- The representative crew of the popular race car from Nevis, King of Calle, returned triumphantly to home on Monday 7th September. According to owner of the vehicle, Gavin “Moon” Clarke, it was a small island invasion of…

Ramdin supporting Holder in new role

Port of Spain, Trinidad -- Outgoing West Indies skipper Denesh Ramdin hopes the selectors give new Test captain Jason Holder better resources during his captaincy tenure starting with next month’s two-Test series against host Sri Lanka.…

Tuff Knots Defeat Hitters to take Series Lead

(ZIZ News) – The Kittitian Hill St. Paul’s Tuff Knots team took a commanding 2-1 series lead over Rams Hitters in the finals of the St. Kitts and Nevis Amateur Basketball Association’s (SKNABA) Premier Division. St. Paul’s led the entire…

U.N. Pledges Further Assistance to Police Force

(ZIZ News) – The United Nations (U.N.), through its Regional Centre for Peace, Disarmament and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean (UNLIREC), has pledged its commitment to continue working with the local police force. This…

Plans to Expand the Industrial Estates

(ZIZ News) – Minister responsible for International Trade and Commerce, the Hon. Lindsay Grant has announced plans to conduct a complete audit of the Industrial Estates in St. Kitts. He said this became necessary as some new businesses…

Students Go Back to School

(ZIZ News) – Thousands of students showed up at school, some starting out for the first time, on Monday after a long summer. Students from as early as day-care to the local high schools were seen sporting new haircuts, hairstyles, uniforms…