2022

Deputy Chief Environmental Health Officer, Glenville Leader, during his appearance on the radio and television show ‘Working for You’ on January 12, 2022, said that it is illegal to slaughter animals in your backyard.

Close to 12 kilograms (almost 26 pounds) of compressed cannabis was taken into Police custody following a joint operation conducted by The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force and the St. Kitts and Nevis Customs and Excise…

Weather Update For Monday, 17th January 2022

The Traffic Department is asking the general public to note the following traffic arrangements that will be put in place for the Under 19 Cricket World Cup Tournament being held at the Warner Park Cricket Stadium from January 15-22, 2022.

Police are investigating the death of a man in Belle Vue Mountain, whose body was discovered on Thursday.

The recent relocation of the Land Registry to the former C&C building as well as the digitization of the Land Registry’s records, has greatly enhanced efficiencies within the department, making it easier for persons and companies to do…

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) remains positive about the continued rebound of the tourism industry even in the face of the uncertainty caused by the ongoing pandemic.

As the fourth wave of COVID-19 infections continues across the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis, health officials are positively optimistic that the current wave will subside soon.

Police investigations into the entry of illegal immigrants have resulted in several persons receiving a number of charges. Some twenty-one (21) nationals of Haiti are in custody after entering the Federation via Nevis illegally on January…

The West Indies Players’ Association (WIPA) expresses congratulations to Sir Clive Lloyd on being honoured Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his services to cricket.

Court-connected mediation is likely to be an increased option for persons with a minor legal dispute following the opening of the Sir S. W. Tapley Seaton Court Annex and an increase in trained mediators.

St. Kitts and Nevis’ rising cases of COVID-19 are influenced by the Omicron variant which is milder than the original COVID-19 strain and other variants including the Delta variant.

This week twenty-one (21) local businesses received grants from the United Nations Development Programme – Future Tourism project, which aims at retooling, upscaling, and digitizing small business operations. The grants allotted a total of…

The St. Kitts Tourism Authority and Ministry of Tourism celebrate the significance of six cruise ships visiting the Federation on Tuesday 11, January 2022, with a statement made by the Minister of Tourism, Transport and Ports, the…

Weather Update For Friday, 14th January 2022