During Caribbean American Heritage Month 2021, on Tuesday, June 29th 2021, which is also the International Day of the Tropics, the CARICOM Caucus of Ambassadors in Washington, D.C. hosted the Virtual Launch of its ‘Public Diplomacy Engagement Programme (PDEP)’. As the CARICOM representative head for Health, HIV and Human Resources, the Honorable Prime Minister Dr. Timothy […]
This past week, the Hearts and Hands for Nevis Inc. celebrated its 22nd Anniversary on Monday, February 22nd, 2021. The virtual event was chaired and attended by an array of Nationals and the Nevisian diaspora, who were entertained by the vocals of local Calypsonian artist “Hollywood,” as well as a game show that featured Nevisian […]
Deemed as the “2020 Lady CEO on the Move,” Her Excellency, Dr. Thelma Phillip-Browne, was recognized as one of the 25 Influential Women of 2020 by the International Women’s Media Forum, Silke Endress, during their High-level Success by Design Showcase. Other honorees included several global female leaders such as H.E. Epsy Campbell-Barr, Vice President of […]
The St. Kitts Investment Promotion Agency (SKIPA) recently launched its quarterly newsletter, The Kitts Investment Insider, designed to highlight and inform readers about the Investment Climate. St. Kitts experienced consistent growth in inflows of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the periods prior to COVID-19, spurred by the Citizenship by Investment Programme. Notwithstanding the economic fallout […]
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The World Trade Center, Washington DC organised Messages of Hope from different Ambassadors accredited to the United States of America. Please see the link to Ambassador Phillip-Browne’s message:
20 years ago, an idea was born to have a Picnic/Reunion to celebrate St. Kitts and Nevis annual Independence in Atlanta, Georgia. Four individuals, Irving Williams, Linda Clarke, Rosalyn Charles and Flo Baptiste spearheaded the event…
Only an islander can fully appreciate that when a storm is upon us, we cannot evacuate, we obviously cannot evaporate so we must be prepared to educate, advocate to innovate in order to mitigate and adapt to the ever-increasing threat of Climate Change.
Cognizant of the impact on food production of natural disasters, St Kitts & Nevis continues to seek international support for its efforts at disaster risk management and mitigation, as well to pursue avenues for rapid recovery and the developing of new methods to deal with their effects”. Ambassador Jacinth Lorna Henry-Martin speaks on “Food Security with Sovereignty […]
