Police take man into custody following wounding incident
A man is in Police custody following a wounding incident that occurred in the Dieppe Bay area on October 26, 2019.
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October 2019
Police force successfully completes six-week basics in computer training course
Eleven Police Officers and a Traffic Warden successfully completed the six-week Basics in Computer Training Course.
Fire officers teach children about fire safety
Fire Substation Officer, Timothy Martin, said that the goal of this year’s Fire Prevention Month, observed every October, is to educate children on fire safety prevention measures and safety tips in an attempt to create safer homes.
Department of Statistics in St. Kitts Continues to Aid Students’ Academic Achievement
Having performed the best in Applied Mathematics Unit One (Statistical Analysis) for the CAPE 2019 Exams, Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) Student, Zidane Knight was the lucky recipient of a certificate of excellence and monetary…
Police charge individual in Elva York case
Michael "Mickey" Davis of McKnight/Saddlers was formally charged for the murder of 85-year-old Elva York.
Ground broken for NHLDC University Heights housing programme
The Nevis Island Administration (NIA), in keeping with its plan to grow the population of Nevis, launched a housing programme for returning university students at Lower Spring Hill Estate on October 24, 2019, through the Nevis Housing and…
Woman charged for money laundering
On October 23, 2019, Police formally charged Corrie Lawrence of Cherry Gardens, Nevis for the offence of Money Laundering.
The UN is a critical tool for advancing peace and development, says St. Kitts-Nevis senior foreign…
The value of the international organization to St. Kitts and Nevis was highlighted by Samuel Berridge, Senior Foreign Service Officer in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on Wednesday’s (October 23, 2019) edition of the radio and television…
Ministry of Education Addresses Unacceptable Student Behaviour
The Ministry of Education is emphasizing it’s strong stance on the issue of bullying in schools on the heels of what is being called a horrific experience for one of our young male students.
Hundreds of students wear pink on Wear Pink Day 2019
The pink themed outfits form part of this month’s breast cancer awareness activities that highlight the campaign’s efforts to raise the level of awareness, while supporting the fighters, admiring the survivors, and honouring those who lost…
Cradles Nursery held breast cancer screening event on Friday
Cradles Nursery in collaboration with KARE Nursing agency hosted a breast screening event on Wear Pink Day on Friday as part of the Breast Cancer Awareness activities.
Industrial Site Day Care open day
Dressed in career wear of their choice, the students of the Industrial Site Day Care Center were exposed to some of the careers available to them in the future as the Day Care Center held its annual Career day on Friday.
Truckers strike in Chile, in new challenge to government
Truck drivers in Chile are staging a strike to demand an end to highway tolls, posing a new challenge to a government struggling to ease public anger after days of deadly unrest over economic hardship.
Bahamas Extends Hurricane Dorian Tax Relief Initiative
Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis has announced an extension of the Exigency Order issued in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian that slammed into the island chain over a month ago.
Schedule released for semi-finals and best-of-the-rest legs of Constituency #7 Domino Competition
Following the successful end of the round-robin, home-and-away, stage of the 24th edition of the annual Constituency Number Seven Dr the Hon Timothy Harris Domino League, the Executive Committee has released the schedule for the semi-finals…