Published 9 November 2026 Buckie Got It St Kitts and Nevis, News Source DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE INSPIRES NEXT GENERATION OF AGRICULTURAL LEADERS DURING NATIONAL CAREER WEEK 2026 (Basseterre, St. Kitts, November 6, 2026): The Department of Agriculture, St. Kitts, participated in National Career Week 2026, held from November 3–6 under the theme, “Building Skills Today;
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE INSPIRES NEXT GENERATION OF AGRICULTURAL LEADERS DURING NATIONAL CAREER WEEK 2026
Published 9 November 2026
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE INSPIRES NEXT GENERATION OF AGRICULTURAL LEADERS DURING NATIONAL CAREER WEEK 2026
(Basseterre, St. Kitts, November 6, 2026):
The Department of Agriculture, St. Kitts, participated in National Career Week 2026, held from November 3–6 under the theme, “Building Skills Today; Creating Careers Tomorrow.”
The initiative gave the Department a valuable opportunity to engage young minds, broaden their understanding of the agricultural sector, and show how today’s skills can create meaningful career opportunities while supporting the sustainable development of St. Kitts and Nevis.
Notice: Invitation to International Men’s Day Service
Published 9 November 2026
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Community Notice
In celebration of International Men’s Day, the Antioch Baptist Church invites men and boys from across St. Kitts and Nevis to a special worship service celebrating and honouring males on Sunday, November 15, at 9 a.m.
Prime Minister Drew Urges Frank Discussion on Global Diesel Prices and the Relief Government Can Provide
Published 9 November 2026
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Prime Minister Drew Urges Frank Discussion on Global Diesel Prices and the Relief Government Can Provide
Basseterre, St. Kitts, November 9, 2026 (PMO) – The Government of St. Kitts and Nevis will continue subsidising fuel to ease the impact of higher international prices on households and businesses, Prime Minister Hon. Dr. Terrance Drew said at his Roundtable on November 5. He called for a frank discussion about what drives the price of imported diesel and how the government can cushion the costs that reach consumers at home.
Prime Minister Drew explained that the impact of higher diesel prices extends well beyond the pump. Farmers pay more to run tractors and other equipment, while businesses face higher costs to move goods.
PM DREW CALLS FOR END TO MISLEADING POLITICAL RHETORIC ON HEALTHCARE
Published 9 November 2026
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PM DREW CALLS FOR END TO MISLEADING POLITICAL RHETORIC ON HEALTHCARE
Basseterre, Saint Kitts, November 09, 2026 (SKNIS): Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis, the Honourable Dr. Terrance Drew, made a clarion call for all citizens to be a part of the solution in national development, while abandoning hurtful and destructive rhetoric that attempts to undermine the incredible gains achieved to date.
His remarks at the November 05, 2026, edition of the Roundtable, spoke directly to the attempts in some quarters to misrepresent progress in the healthcare sector, and specifically at the Joseph N. France General Hospital, through “irresponsible statements.” Dr. Drew labelled these statements as “trying to bring down your whole country on the altar of politics.”
CHILDREN’S MEDICAL FUND PROVIDES CRITICAL OVERSEAS TREATMENT FOR 152 CHILDREN
Published 8 November 2026
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CHILDREN’S MEDICAL FUND PROVIDES CRITICAL OVERSEAS TREATMENT FOR 152 CHILDREN
Basseterre, Saint Kitts, November 06, 2026 (SKNIS): Over 150 children across Saint Kitts and Nevis with serious medical conditions that required treatment outside of the Federation have benefitted from the Children’s Medical Fund, administered by the Prime Minister’s Office.
Prime Minister, the Honourable Dr. Terrance Drew, introduced the fund in 2022 when he assumed office. The financial assistance has been a critical lifeline for scores of disadvantaged families, who could not afford to pay for the medical intervention that their children desperately needed.