On Tuesday, February 26th, the Department of Communication (DCOMM) will air a special on Cable TV 115 at 6:30pm of one of St. Maarten’s main Tourism activities and attractions—the St.…
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Hit and Run on the Walter Nisbeth Road
A female victim with initials K.H.S. was hit by a motor bike while attempting to cross the Walter Nisbeth road, on Thursday 21st of February. According to reports from the…
SZV STARTS MONTHLY WORKSHOPS FOR COMPANIES ON EMPLOYEE REGISTRATION
With the success of last year’s employer’s workshops and ongoing demand for such, SZV has decided to introduce free monthly workshops for employers starting Wednesday February 27th. The workshops will…
Minister Johnson encourages participation in 15th SMART Edition
Minister of Tourism & Economic Affairs Stuart Johnson is encouraging tourism entities to support the 2019 15thedition of the Saint Martin/Sint Maarten Annual Trade Show (SMART) that will allow travel…
SZV to host free workshops for Employers
As of this Wednesday February 27th, SZV will be hosting free workshops for Employers – each workshop teaches how to accurately fill in the Employee Registration and Mutation form. The…
TEATT Inspectorate steps up controls
Five fuel stations on St. Maarten were controlled to ensure proper calibration of fuel pumps by the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Traffic & Telecommunication TEATT as…
Russell in Windies squad for 4th and 5th Colonial Medical Insurance ODIs
ST GEORGE’S, Grenada – Andre Russell has been called up to the West Indies squad for the fourth and fifth matches of the Colonial Medical Insurance One-Day International Series. The…
Nature Foundation Records Harmful Algal Bloom in the Simpson Bay Lagoon
The Sint Maarten Nature Foundation over the past week has been monitoring the spread and extent of a Harmful Algal Bloom currently ongoing in the Cole Bay Corner section of…
Cft: “Decisiveness is needed to realize intentions”
Kralendijk – The Board of financial supervision of Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba (Cft) has called on both the Executive Council and the Island Council to show more decisiveness in…
Nature Foundation Plants Mangroves in Mullet Pond to Restore Areas Lost Due to Hurricane Irma
The Nature Foundation St Maarten outplanted mangroves in Mullet Pond with the help of students from Milton Peters College and Jorakhae Freediving School last Friday. The entire day the students…