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US judge modifies asset freeze order for two illicit actors granted St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship by PM Harris

Published 25 May 2017

US judge modifies asset freeze order for two illicit actors granted St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship by PM Harris.

BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, May 24th 2017 – A Nevada judge has modified the asset freeze order imposed on two illicit actors granted St. Kitts and Nevis Economic Citizenship in 2015 by Prime Minister, Dr. the Hon. Timothy Harris.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) complaint unsealed on May 19th 2016 stated that fraud charges against attorney and Nevada resident David Kaplan were filed based on an allegedly fraudulent scheme that raised US$15.8 million.

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SKNFA FINAl 4 PLAYOFFS

Published 24 May 2017

SKNFA FINAl 4 PLAYOFFS

WEDNESDAY 24th MAY 2017

AT WARNER PARK STADIUM

MATCH #1

FLOW 4G CAYON ROCKETS 1 – 0 H. E. GARDEN HOTSPURS

SCORING FOR CAYON
Vinceroy Nelson 48′

YELLOW CARDS
Dagena Roberts (spurs) 23 ‘
Clyde Mitcham (cayon) 31′
Jayan Duncan (cayon) 59′
Tahir Hanley (spurs) 71’
Marlo Martin (spurs) 90+2

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West Basseterre MP Konris Maynard accuses Speaker Perkins of muzzling him in the National Assembly

Published 24 May 2017

West Basseterre MP Konris Maynard accuses Speaker Perkins of muzzling him in the National Assembly.

BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, May 24th 2017 – The youngest member of the St. Kitts and Nevis National Assembly, Hon. Konris Maynard who was ejected from a meeting of the National Assembly on Tuesday has again accused the controversial Speaker Hon. Michael Perkins of “stifling democracy” of “aligned to the government” and “having an agenda.”

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Buckleys residents beg Health ministers Hamilton and Phipps to curb black smoke from hospital incinerator

Published 24 May 2017

Buckleys residents beg Health ministers Hamilton and
Phipps to curb black smoke from hospital incinerator.

BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, May 24th 2017 – As healthcare in St. Kitts continues to deteriorate, an appeal has been made to the authorities to deal with the thick black smoke coming from the incinerator at the J. N. France General Hospital.

Neighbours in the area have been complaining recently about the black smoke from the new incinerator installed in 2014 for the proper disposal of waste. The new incinerator was among several new equipment purchased and installed in the radiology, laboratory, Catscan, and dialysis units.

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