Editorial

More than 2 years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the world is finally seeing a glimpse of daylight at the end of the tunnel. As...

A little less than two years ago,11 politicians stood before the nation and presented a united position to face the 2020 general election. They...

By Carissa Etienne, Director of the Pan American Health Organization, PAHO. Ten months after the first vaccine for COVID-19 was authorized for use by the...

The publicly expressed opinion of Acting Chief Medical Officer, Dr Cameron Wilkinson - that a safe carnival is possible this year (with the involvement...

As of the end of last Wednesday, there were 21 Covid-19-related deaths in St. Kitts and Nevis. Most if not all could have been...

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley announced on Tuesday that Barbados will become a republic on November 30th of this year. This is significant, because...

Guest Editorial submitted by Timothy A Caines   With the recent outbreak of the Coronavirus in SKN, there has been much ado about fault, blame, failure....

Benjamin Franklin in 1736 coined the phrase, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure". One would think that it had something...

It has been almost two weeks since America placed itself under new management, and the world is already feeling better.  January 20th ushered light...

BASSETERRE, St. Kitts -– As educators, parents and students prepare for the safe reopening of schools on September 7, efforts to ensure equitable learning...

BASSETERRE, St. Kitts -- Plans are being developed to confront major challenges as St. Kitts and Nevis begin the process of reopening. According to...

Everything in life is a contest; some contests you win others you lose. Everyone experiences both wins and losses over a lifetime.  It’s how...

Perhaps it was the absence of Culturama this year.  Perhaps it was the special edition of the Nevis House of Assembly, in which all...

  By Kenneth Williams Andrew Fahie’s Virgin Islands Party Government from all accounts has been managing the affairs of the Virgin Islands very well. Fahie has been...

Curtains The Federation was amongst the earliest nations to close its borders in an effort to control the Corona Virus.  It did so on 25th March, almost...

  At its very basic level, elections are contests between one or two sets of people. One set will lose and the other set will...

Out of Circulation Those of us old enough remember may recall the days of the brassy penny and ha’penny (half penny), and remember when they...

Examining famous quotes could be very inspiring at times. In talking about those of us who like to say that what we have, we got...

The swearing in of the new cabinet ministers last Sunday ushered in a new day for St. Kitts and Nevis. The new cabinet is...

YOU know the saying: if someone offers you something that looks too good to be true, it usually is. And often that something turns...

On Monday, Prime Minister Timothy Harris delivered an Address to the Nation in which he revealed the date of our imminent election as Friday...

THE writer H.G. Wells is best known for his science fiction novel “The War Of The Worlds” which imagined a Martian invasion of Earth...

EDITORIAL “COUNTRY ABOVE SELF”   WHILE the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic has fortunately not led to a single fatality in the Federation it sadly did claim one casualty...

For our nation’s children, May is a month of reckoning.  At home, SBA’s and IA’s would have already been submitted, and CSeC(Caribbean Secondary Certificates)...

A St. Kitts political leader in the late 1990s told the United States Department of State that campaign funds were collected from Charles ‘Little...

Two weeks ago, the government of Nevis unveiled the first ever bust, statue if you will, on the island of Nevis.  Fittingly, it was...