Proceeds of Crime (Amendment) Bill, 2023 Passed
The Proceeds of Crime (Amendment) Bill passed into law uncontested on Monday (October 30th) when the National Assembly convened.
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October 2023
PM Drew Congratulates SKNTLU for Fighting for Workers Rights’
Prime Minister Hon. Dr. Terrence Drew has congratulated the St. Kitts-Nevis Trades and Labour Union for championing the cause of workers rights in St. Kitts and Nevis over the years, and most recently, in ensuring that frontline workers…
Creatives Opine Creative Arts Centre
A new home for creatives will soon be on the way, as a site has been earmarked and designs begun. They were invited to opine their intended home, as the government promised to build the Creative Centre.
Rainfall from Hurricane Tammy Damages Roads
Significant road damage was the result of Hurricane Tammy according to national disaster authorities.
Workshop Held On Processing Diamondback Squid
As part of activities to commemorate World Food Day, The Ministry of Agriculture et al hosted a Squid Processing Workshop on Tuesday.
Providing Fresh Water Remains Priority
Minister of Agriculture, Hon. Samal Duggins says providing fresh water remains a top priority for agricultural uses, and desalination is a viable option being considered.
SKN U-23 Volleyball Team Returns Home With Silver Medal
On Tuesday the St. Kitts and Nevis Under 23 Men’s Volleyball Team returned home with a silver medal after participating in the Eastern Caribbean Volleyball Association U23 Men’s championship over the course of the week in the British Virgin…
Met Office Monitoring Tropical Storm Tammy
St. Kitts and Nevis and the rest of the Leeward Islands are under a tropical cyclone alert as Tropical Storm Tammy continues to move closer to the Northeast Caribbean.
Credit Union Week 2023: Digital Transformation for Financial Inclusion
Credit Union Week is being celebrated this week and Prime Minister Hon. Terrence Drew opened the week encouraging the unions to continue embracing digital transformations.
Desalination Reliance Likely with Decreasing Rainfall
Reliance on desalination to meet the federation’s potable water needs will be the likely result of decreasing rainfall if the patterns of rainfall over the past decade continue.
Investigations Continue Into Instacash Robbery
Investigations continue into a robbery that took place at “InstaCash,” at the S. L. Horsford’s Commercial Complex, in Basseterre on Saturday between 11:30AM and 12PM.