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The hurricane season officially begins on Saturday, June 1 and runs until Saturday, November 30.
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May 31, 2019
Development Bank sponsors Ms Harsha Parmanand for Culturama 45 MsCulture Queen Pageant
Development Bank of St. Kitts and Nevis continues to support local culture and has once again sponsored one of the contestants vying for the Ms Culture Queen title in Culturama 45.
Caribbean Galaxy Begins Phase II of Ramada Project in St. Kitts
BASSETERRE, St. Kitts – The advanced stage of construction of the Ramada Hotel in St. Kitts has moved to a second gear as the developer – Caribbean Galaxy Real Estate Corporation – has officially begun Phase II of the luxury…
National Service of Prayer for 2019 Hurricane Season
One day ahead of the official start of the 2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season a national service of prayer was held on Thursday at the Evangelical Centre at Needsmust.
Prime Minister Harris greets and inspires visiting students from the sister island of Nevis
Students of the Ivor Walters Primary School, based in Charlestown, Nevis, got the rare opportunity today (Friday, May 31) to visit the Office of the Prime Minister and the Chambers of the National Assembly at Government Headquarters.
Development Bank sponsors St. Kitts Cricket Masters team for regional tournament
The St. Kitts Cricket Masters team which is preparing to take part in this year’s edition of the Leeward Islands Masters Cricket Tournament that takes place in Antigua from Friday June 7 to Sunday June 9 has thanked the Development Bank of…
Several key mitigation measures will be taken with the construction of the new BHS
At a community forum held on May 29, to discuss the construction of the new Basseterre High School, Senior Principal at Stantec Caribbean, Andrew Hutchinson stated that there are several key mitigation measures that will be taken with the…
CFBC and TVEMS Capstone Project
The work of the Information Technology Division at the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College was on display on Friday morning at the IT Capstone Project at The Marriott Resort.
Windies wins first 2019 CWC game
Chris Gayle broke the record for the most sixes in World Cup history on his way to smashing a half-century in the West Indies’ comprehensive seven-wicket win against Pakistan at Trent Bridge.
New Basseterre High School (BHS) will reduce flooding in Newtown
During a community forum held on May 29, Senior Principal at Stantec Caribbean, Andrew Hutchinson has stated that a number of the key mitigation measures taken at the new Basseterre High School (BHS) will reduce flooding in the Newtown area…
Deputy National Disaster Coordinator at NEMA says preparation is key to safety during Atlantic…
The start of the Atlantic hurricane season begins today Saturday, June 1 and runs until Saturday, November 30.
Development Bank hailed by Department of Sports in Nevis for promoting sports
The three secondary schools on Nevis participated in the Nevis High Schools’ Basketball Tournament that concluded early in May, and newcomers Nevis International Secondary School (NISS) finished in the third position behind Charlestown and…
Prime Minister Harris expresses condolences to the family of Dr. Keith Blake
Prime Minister Dr. the Honourable Timothy Harris extends his heartfelt condolences, and those of the Government and people of St. Kitts and Nevis, to the family and loved ones of Dr. Keith Blake, a beloved dentist and orthodontist, who died…
Week one of MoBay crackdown nets close to 1,000
Some 50 people were arrested and 900 others ticketed for various offences in St James during last week's multi-agency crackdown operation in the second city, which is currently under a state of public emergency (SOE).
Stateless no more
A Barbadian version of the Tom Hanks movie in which a man is stranded in an airport with no nationality entered its final scenes today as the once-stateless man prepares to return to his native Dominican Republic.