Cuba strengthening support to CARICOM

Kingston, Jamaica (JIS) -- The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) is slated to benefit from increased support from Cuba in the areas of health, education, disaster response, and support for the disabled. Cuba’s Ambassador to Jamaica, Bernardo…

FICO presents significant cheque to Nevis Sports Department

Sports Page -- The group known as FICO which was visiting Nevis recently presented a significant cheque to the Nevis Sports Department on Friday 23rd January. The FICO members had been guests at the prestigious Four Seasons Resort for the…

Russell lead out in win for Windies

Sports Page -- Andre Russell let out a terrific scream. It was one way to release all of the pent up energy created by a tense match versus the South Africa team. He had just belted a delivery from Kyle Abbot, clean into the stands for a…

Narine shuts the mouths of the jaguars

When Daniel was in the Lion’s Den, the lions all shut their mouths and Daniel was saved but on the night of the grand finals of the NAGICO super 50 finals played in Trinidad on Sunday 25th January, it took one man to shut the mouths of some…

Bonner found guilty of Level 1 offence

Port of Spain, Trinidad -- Jamaica Franchise’s Nkrumah Bonner has been fined 25 per cent of his match fee after pleading guilty to a Level 1 breach of the West Indies Cricket Board’s Code of Conduct during the NAGICO Super50 match against…

Dwayne Bravo found guilty of Level 2 offence

Port of Spain, Trinidad -- Trinidad & Tobago Red Force’s Dwayne Bravo has been fined 50 per cent of his match fee after pleading guilty to a Level 2 breach of the West Indies Cricket Board’s Code of Conduct during the NAGICO Super50…

Netball Notice

All members and prospective members of the Nevis Netball Association are invited to the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING on Thursday 29th January at 5p.m. at the Cicely Grell-Hull Dora Stevens Netball Complex.

SKELEC’s Customers benefit from Low Oil Prices

(ZIZ News) -- As oil prices drop on the world market, customers in St. Kitts continue to see reductions in their electricity bills. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at the St. Kitts Electricity Company (SKELEC), Cartwright Farrell said…