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Man shot in Crab Hill, Sandy Point dies of injuries

Published 18 March 2018

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Man shot in Crab Hill, Sandy Point dies of injuries

Basseterre, St. Kitts, March 18, 2018 – The young man who was shot Saturday night, March 17 in Sandy Point has died.

Thirty-year-old Calvin Archibald was rushed by ambulance to the JN France General Hospital after he was shot while playing a game of domino.
Informed sources say he received three bullets to head and has succumbed to his injuries as doctors and nurses attempted to save his life.

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Newton Ground village plunged into mourning

Public 17 March 2018

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Newton Ground village plunged into mourning

Newton Ground, St. Kitts, March 17, 2018 – Already reeling from missing villager, Priston Joel Flemming, the village of Newton Ground, was plunged into mourning Friday night when another of their own was brutally murdered.

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No Straight Answers About Carnival Price Monies

Published 16 March 2018

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No Straight Answers About Carnival Price Monies

St. Kitts and Nevis (WINN); It’s now halfway through March and winners and participants of Sugar Mas 46 competitions and activities cannot get a straight answer from officials as to when they will be paid prize monies.

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FIRST BATCH OF PERSONS UNDER THE CANADA-CARIBBEAN SEASONAL AGRICULTURAL WORKERS PROGRAMME DEPARTS ST. KITTS

Published 16 March 2018

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FIRST BATCH OF PERSONS UNDER THE CANADA-CARIBBEAN SEASONAL AGRICULTURAL WORKERS PROGRAMME DEPARTS ST. KITTS

Basseterre, St. Kitts, March 16, 2018 (SKNIS): Thursday, March 15, marked the commencement of St. Kitts and Nevis’ first phase of the Canada-Caribbean Seasonal Agricultural Workers Programme (CCSAWP) for 2018, as the first batch of participants departed the federation for Canada to assist Canadian farm employers during the planting and harvesting seasons.

The group of five, who departed St. Kitts on March 15, was given an auspicious sendoff at the Robert Llewellyn Bradshaw (RLB) International Airport by officials from the Ministry of Labour, which is the ministry that coordinates the recruitment of local workers for the programme.

Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Labour, Ron Dublin-Collins, expressed his delight and that of the ministry for being able to assist persons in this venture.

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Gov’t Pays Funeral Costs For Slain Sisters

Published 16 March 2018

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Gov’t Pays Funeral Costs For Slain Sisters

St. Kitts and Nevis (WINN): The government has confirmed that it will bear the cost of the funerals for slain sisters Jemelia and Naomi Finch, scheduled for Friday.

19-year-old Naomi and 20-year-old mother and Defense Force soldier Jemelia of Keys Village were the allegedly chopped to death by Naomi’s boyfriend 34-year-old Orvis Pogson on March 1^st.

At a press conference on Wednesday, Prime Minister Dr. Timothy Harris revealed the government’s decision to assist the family of the murdered young women.