The Prime Minister of St. Maarten the Honorable Sarah Wescot-Williams received a courtesy visit from the Consul General of the Republic of Suriname for Curacao, St. Maarten and the Caribbean…
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MAC student interviews Minister De Weever
On Wednesday afternoon, Minister of Public Health Social Development & Labor, Cornelius De Weever was interviewed by Makaria Baptiste, a grade 6 student at the Methodist Agogic Center-Browlia F. Maillard…
WHO IS PROTECTING OUR CHILDREN
ALMOST EVERYDAY THERE IS NEWS ABOUT VIOLENCE WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY… GOD HAS GIFTED US WITH CHILDREN AND THE PURPOSE IS FOR US, AS PARENTS IS TO LOVE AND PROTECT THEM,…
BOPP application date extended to Friday
The application date for government’s Business Outreach and Placement Program (BOPP), commonly known as the summer job program, has been extended to June 13. The firm Marketing.sx has been contracted…
Minister Lake insists assistance has been provided to nine-year old girl’s mother
Minister of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment and Infrastructure (Ministry of VROMI) Hon. Maurice Lake on Tuesday stated he was surprised by the statements attributed to the father of the…
Plenary Session planned for Thursday on Draft Ordinance related to Sanctions
A plenary session of the House of Parliament is scheduled for Thursday morning. The plenary session of the House is set for Thursday at 10.00am in the General Assembly Chamber…
Plenary session of Parliament for Thursday about Airport
The public plenary session of the House of Parliament about the Princess Juliana International Airport is now scheduled for Thursday. The plenary session for June 12 is set for 2.00pm…
Guana Bay, Simpson Bay Beach Cleaned in Commemoration of World Ocean Day
Some thirty pupils of the various Seventh-day Adventist youth groups held a cleanup of Guana Bay beach focusing on plastic pollution in commemoration of World Ocean Day 2014. The World…