February 2019

A new exhibition which will open at the end of February at the National Museum will explore the large-scale migration of people from St. Kitts in search of better opportunities aboard.

Officials from the Ministry Of Tourism, worshipped at the Antioch Baptist church on Sunday February 25 2019.

A few weeks following their initial visit to the Federation, specialists from MindBloom Consulting and St. Francis Xavier University have returned for their second mission which will ultimately assist in reforming the National Curriculum.

The police are investigating a fatal shooting in lime kiln on Monday morning. According to reports, one man was shot and killed during the incident.

The St. Kitts Christian Council LED by Chairman Canon P. Allister Rawlins HAS reiterated the church’s stance on crime, noting through a press statement that the church “holds very dearly the value of human life and believes that life is a…

When completed, the second cruise pier at Port Zante will accommodate three Oasis Class vessels simultaneously. This is by no means a small feat, says Minister of Public Infrastructure, the Honourable Ian Patches Liburd, during a Sitting of…

Hundreds of local construction workers in St. Kitts are set to benefit from the commencement of work on Phase 2 of the island main road rehabilitation project, which is expected to begin by the end of March. Phase 2 covers the areas between…

Citizens and residents in the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis are invited to attend a series of Community Consultations to commemorate the government’s fourth anniversary since winning at the polls on February 16, 2015. These…

A small but significant handing over ceremony took place at Government House on Thursday, February 21, when a set of books and a cheque of EC$ 6, 634.21 were handed over to the Governor General, His Excellency, S.W. Tapley Seaton, Patron of…