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Dr. Joseph Christmas called for the protection of St. Kitts’ water table

Published 12 July 2017

Buckie Got It, St. Kitts and Nevis News

Dr. Joseph Christmas called for the protection of St. Kitts’ water table

BASSETERRE, ST.KITTS, JULY 10TH 2017 – St. Kitts-born Dr. Joseph Christmas, who called for the protection of  St. Kitts’ largest water table rose from Head of the Water Department in St. Kitts and Nevis to become Global Chief of Water at the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) based in New York.

In 1973, Dr. Christmas, who hailed from Saddlers Village, wrote the thesis entitled: “Hydrogeology of an unconfined Coastal Aquifer System Basseterre Valley, St. Kitts.”

The thesis was submitted by Dr. Christmas for his Doctor of Philosophy degree at the University of the West Indies Geology Department, University of the West Indies. 1977.

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Local news, News, Politics

Hensley Daniel slams Mark Brantley for allowing dialysis units to rot on Alexandra Hospital grounds

Published 11 July 2017

Buckie Got It, St. Kitts and Nevis News

Hensley Daniel slams Mark Brantley for allowing dialysis units to rot on Alexandra Hospital grounds

CHARLESTOWN, NEVIS, JULY 10TH 2017 – Former Minister of Health in the Nevis Reformation Party (NRP) administration, Mr. Hensley Daniel, has accused his successor, Hon, Mark Brantley, of refusing to install two dialysis unit which arrived in Nevis four years ago.

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Entertainment, Local news, News

Questions Raised About Possible Addition Of Regional Acts To Soca Monarch Show

https://www.zoneplusmedia.com/single-post/2017/07/11/Questions-Raised-About-Possible-Addition-Of-Regional-Acts-To-Soca-Monarch-Show #

Published 11 July 2017

Buckie Got It, St. Kitts and Nevis

Is the National Carnival Committee planning to invite Regional/International Soca Artistes to perform at the Soca Monarch Show? According to Azim Bailey, Founder of the Bacchanalist Crew, this may be a reality this December.

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Local news, News

Emerge Gospel Challenge winners 2017 press

Published 10 July 2017

Buckie Got It, St. Kitts and Nevis News

Emerge Gospel Challenge winners 2017 press:

Emerge Gospel Challenge Antigua 2017 came to an epic close on Saturday 8th July 2017 at the SJPC House of Restoration Ministries where the top 10 contestants battled for the coveted over $50,000 EC prize package which includes $5000 EC and a cellular phone courtesy Digicel; an international management contract; a recording contract to include the production, a photo-shoot courtesy Flow Masters Records; the opportunity to open for GospelFest Antigua Barbuda, one of the biggest Caribbean Gospel events held annually. This year the competition opened 3 spots for the OECS which were filled by Tabitha Fontanelle and Ebuka Agwunobi from St. Lucia and St. Kitts and Nevis respectfully.

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News, Regional News

Georgetown prison burnt; prisoners being shuttled away; shots ring out as night falls

Published 9 July 2017

Buckke Got It, St. Kitts and Nevis News.

As Sunday night falls, further chaos erupted at the Georgetown Prison and its environs, fire and prison officials have confirmed.
Numerous shots rang out as police and soldiers sought to prevent several of the prisoners who were moved to the officers mess from the burning jail as a holding area. A number of the inmates also burnt the prison officers mess.
Meanwhile, numerous inmates were shuttled away in open back truck trays and enclosed vehicles to other prisons and police lockups.
Two prison officers were chopped and three shot, reportedly, and were rushed to a nearby hospital.
At Buxton, police cordoned off a ditched car that might have been used by a number of escapees. Reports are that shortly after the fire four men hijacked a car on Bent and George Streets and fled the scene.
Virtually all of the wooden buildings that made up the Georgetown Prison were burnt to the ground. They include the capital block and part of the administrative building.
Prison Chief, Gladwin Samuels said he received a report of an escape and he was on his way to the maximum security jail.
Fire fighters said they were unable to enter the prison compound because the prisoners are armed with guns and the situation is very volatile.
Several months ago, 16 prisoners were killed in a fire there.
More details coming up in this developing story

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