Monthly Archives

July 2016

Fire at Government House

(ZIZ News) -- A quick response by the sentry on duty and the St. Kitts and Nevis Fire and Rescue Services was key in containing a fire at Government House on Monday morning. The fire in a back bedroom was discovered by the sentry during…

Minister Hamilton donates to football clubs

(ZIZ News) -- After initially announcing last month that he would donate $5000 , to the competing football clubs in his constituency, who were at the time vying for the 2016 SKNFA Championship, The Hon. Eugene Hamilton offered an EC$10,000…

Space debris washes up

(ZIZ News) -- It was an out of this world experience for police officers in Nevis on Sunday when they discovered debris of a space shuttle washed up at White Bay. The fragments have been identified as pieces of a Russian rocket that fell…

Dominica government to be sued over concert cancellation

Cabral Douglas, the son of former prime minister of Dominica, Rosie Douglas, is to file a lawsuit in the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) against the island’s government over the forced cancellation of a 2014 concert by Jamaican recording…

Iraq mourns victims of Baghdad suicide bombing

The Iraqi government has declared three days of national mourning after a huge bomb in the capital Baghdad killed at least 125 people and wounded about 150. Read more at: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-36699562

Hillary Clinton questioned by FBI on emails

The FBI has questioned US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton over her use of emails while she was Secretary of State, her campaign says. The FBI is investigating Mrs. Clinton and her aides over whether they mishandled classified…

Tackling case backlogs

(ZIZ News) -- Attorney General, the Hon Vincent Byron says the government has begun measures to tackle the backlog of cases at the Court. Responding to a question at the prime minister’s press conference this past week, Minister Byron said…

CARICOM heads to tackle de-risking, Brexit

GEORGETOWN, Guyana -- When Caribbean Community (CARICOM) heads of government meet in Georgetown, Guyana, next week, they will do so against the background of a number of threats to the region’s financial and economic stability. Read more:…

Powell: artists will be paid

(ZIZ News) -- Chairman of the artist selection committee, Jonel Powell says local artists will not have any issues about being paid for their performance on the 20th annual St. Kitts Music Festival. In an interview with ZIZ, Powell said…