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SPPS Class of 86/87 Reunion Gala
The SPPS Class of 86/87 is thrilled to announce their upcoming 50th-year reunion gala, a momentous occasion set to take place on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, at 12:00 PM. This highly anticipated event promises to be a grand celebration of camaraderie, nostalgia, and shared memories as classmates reunite to mark this significant milestone. The gala invites all members of the SPPS Class of 86/87 to come together and relive the vibrant spirit of their youth. Attendees will have the opportunity to reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate their enduring bonds in a festive atmosphere. The event underscores the class’s motto: ‘Young, Vibrant & Driven,’ reflecting their collective energy and determination. Don’t miss this chance to join in the celebration of a lifetime!
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UN Secretary-General calls for end to Israel-Hamas war
As the Israel-Hamas conflict marks its second anniversary, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a renewed plea for an immediate cessation of hostilities. The war, which erupted on October 7, 2023, has resulted in the deaths of over 67,000 Palestinians and left more than 1,000 Israelis dead or injured. Guterres described the situation as a ‘humanitarian catastrophe on a scale that defies comprehension,’ urging all parties to ‘end the suffering for all’ and prioritize civilian lives and futures. The conflict has not only destabilized the Middle East but also strained relations among Israel’s allies, who continue to advocate for a resolution. The United States has proposed a new plan currently under review by Hamas, which Guterres characterized as a critical opportunity to end the tragedy. He emphasized the necessity of a permanent ceasefire and a credible political process to prevent further bloodshed and foster peace, reiterating the UN’s unwavering commitment to supporting these efforts. Momentum for a two-state solution has grown, with several nations formally recognizing Palestine. However, ongoing shelling in Gaza exacerbates what the UN calls a ‘full-scale humanitarian crisis.’ In response, the UN has allocated $9 million from the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) to sustain fuel supplies for essential services in Gaza. Despite a slight reduction in airstrikes, shelling and gunfire persist, with 21 killed and 96 injured in a single day. Humanitarian efforts, including the delivery of wheat flour to bakeries, have provided some relief, with bakeries producing 100,000 bundles of bread daily. As the conflict enters its third year, global voices express hope for peace before another grim anniversary passes.
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Kaushal charged with Embezzlement and Larceny
In a significant legal development, Harsh Kaushal, a resident of Golf View, Frigate Bay, has been formally charged with multiple financial crimes by the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force. The charges, which include Larceny by Servant and Embezzlement, stem from alleged activities spanning a five-year period from July 1, 2020, to October 2, 2025. The police confirmed that Kaushal was officially charged on October 6, 2025, at the Basseterre Police Station. While specific details of the case remain undisclosed, the charges highlight a serious breach of trust and financial misconduct. This case underscores the ongoing efforts by law enforcement to address white-collar crimes in the region.
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Dominican fined for importing marijuana
In a significant legal development, Eli Burton, a Dominican national, has been convicted and fined for drug-related offenses in St. Kitts. The incident dates back to August 25, 2025, when Burton was apprehended at the Deep Water Port in Bird Rock, Basseterre, following the discovery of cannabis in his possession. The charges against him included Importation of a Controlled Drug and Possession of a Controlled Drug (Cannabis) with Intent to Supply. Burton pleaded guilty to both charges and was fined $5,000 for each offense, with the stipulation that failure to pay would result in a 12-month imprisonment. Additionally, Burton faced two more charges brought by the St. Kitts Customs and Excise Department for the Importation of Goods (Cannabis) Packed to Deceive a Customs Officer. For these, he was convicted and cautioned. The sentences were pronounced by Her Honour Magistrate Yasmine Clarke at the Basseterre Magistrate’s Court on October 6, 2025. This case underscores the stringent enforcement of drug laws in the region and serves as a reminder of the legal consequences of drug trafficking.
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Duggins commends farmers and fishers for strengthening agricultural sustainability
BASSETERRE, St. Kitts — As the 2025 Caribbean Week of Agriculture (CWA) concluded, Samal Duggins, Minister of Agriculture, lauded the tireless efforts of local farmers and fishers in bolstering agricultural sustainability and resilience. Addressing Parliament on October 6, Duggins emphasized the often-overlooked contributions of farmers in securing food stability. ‘It is crucial for me, as a minister, to publicly acknowledge their efforts, offer my support, and highlight to St. Kitts, Nevis, and the world the strength of our farming community,’ he stated. Duggins also praised the organizers of the CWA, which gathered agricultural experts, policymakers, and stakeholders from across the Caribbean and globally. ‘Last week, the region united to discuss agricultural advancements. Countries like Argentina, Canada, and Nigeria were particularly impressed by the progress in St. Kitts and Nevis,’ he noted. Additionally, Duggins honored Dr. Jerome Thomas for initiating the Agricultural Open Day, now celebrating its 30th anniversary. ‘This year’s Open Day showcased the vitality of St. Kitts’ agriculture in grand fashion,’ he remarked. The minister also extended gratitude to fishers for their unwavering commitment to providing fresh seafood. ‘I commend them for braving the waves daily to sustain our food supply,’ Duggins concluded, expressing his heartfelt appreciation for the agricultural community’s dedication.
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Sanctioned Guyanese politician and father indicted in the United States
A grand jury in the Southern District of Florida has indicted Azruddin Mohamed, a prominent Guyanese politician and businessman, and his father, Nazar Mohamed, on charges of wire fraud, mail fraud, and money laundering. The duo, already under U.S. sanctions, allegedly conspired to defraud both the United States and the government of Guyana for personal enrichment. The indictment, comprising 11 counts, was unsealed this week, revealing their involvement in fraudulent activities, including the illegal shipment of gold through Miami. Prosecutors claim the Mohameds reused customs declarations and official seals to evade taxes and circumvent Guyanese export laws. Earlier this year, U.S. authorities seized a multimillion-dollar shipment of untaxed gold linked to the Mohameds. Azruddin Mohamed, who founded the WIN Party and secured significant opposition seats in Guyana’s September general elections, has garnered substantial support among the country’s impoverished population. The case highlights ongoing efforts by U.S. authorities to combat international financial crimes.
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Nevis Delegates Khayla Claxton and Keyana Warner to Showcase Excellence at CTO Youth Congress 2025
Two outstanding young representatives from Nevis, Khayla Claxton and Keyana Warner, are gearing up to showcase their talents at the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) Regional Tourism Youth Congress, scheduled for October 02, 2025, in Barbados. Claxton, a student at Gingerland Secondary School and Nevis’s Youth Junior Minister of Tourism, will join peers from 14 other Caribbean territories to present innovative ideas on the future of regional tourism. She is supported by a team from the Nevis Ministry of Tourism, her teacher chaperone Tamara Morton, and reigning CTO Youth Tourism Minister Keyana Warner, who also hails from Nevis. Premier Mark Brantley, Minister of Tourism in the Nevis Island Administration (NIA), praised both delegates for their dedication and preparation, expressing high hopes for their success. Claxton recently participated in interactive workshops focused on workplace readiness, leadership, and the application of XR and AI technologies in tourism. Meanwhile, Warner is set to make history as the first Caribbean Junior Minister of Tourism invited to speak at the conference’s opening ceremony, sharing the stage with CTO Secretary-General Dona Regis-Prosper. Premier Brantley highlighted the significance of this achievement, emphasizing Nevis’s commitment to nurturing excellence among its youth. The 2025 CTO Youth Congress promises to be a platform for fresh ideas and the next generation of Caribbean leaders, with Claxton and Warner proudly representing Nevis.
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Premier Brantley Updates on Nevis Geothermal Project as NIA Awaits CDB Review of Bids
The Nevis Island Administration (NIA) is currently awaiting a response from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) regarding the evaluation of bids for the drilling of production wells in the Nevis geothermal project. Premier Mark Brantley, Minister of Finance and Energy, provided an update during his September 30 press conference, explaining that five companies have submitted proposals for the project’s next phase. The evaluation process involves two stages: a technical review, which has already been completed, and a financial review, which is pending the CDB’s ‘No Objection’ approval. Premier Brantley emphasized the importance of this step to ensure transparency and fairness, despite the delays it may cause. The project aims to establish a 30-megawatt geothermal plant in Nevis, which will not only meet the island’s baseline power needs but also enable energy transmission to St. Kitts via undersea cables. Premier Brantley addressed concerns about resource ownership, clarifying that the geothermal resources remain under Nevis’s control and that collaboration with the Federal Government is aimed at benefiting the entire Federation. The project has garnered significant international funding, including $20 million from the Saudi Fund for Development and $17 million from the CDB, with the goal of reducing fossil fuel dependency and enhancing energy security in the region.
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Logos Hope is returning to Saint Kitts and Nevis
The world-renowned floating book fair, Logos Hope, is making a triumphant return to Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis, from October 30th to November 4th, 2025. This iconic vessel, celebrated as the largest of its kind, will dock at Port Zante, offering an unparalleled literary and cultural experience to visitors of all ages. Following its memorable visit in 2017, which drew thousands of eager participants, Logos Hope is back with an even more extensive collection of over 5,000 book titles. These books span diverse genres, including science, sports, arts, medicine, languages, and faith, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Families can explore children’s books, academic texts, dictionaries, and atlases, all available at affordable prices. Beyond the book fair, the ship’s Visitor Experience Deck invites guests to immerse themselves in interactive displays, a short introductory movie, and the International Café, which serves a variety of treats like ice cream, drinks, and snacks. The event’s schedule is designed for convenience, with extended hours from Thursday to Saturday (10 AM to 9 PM), Sunday and Monday (1 PM to 9 PM), and Tuesday (10 AM to 7 PM). Entry is priced at just 5 XCD, making this a budget-friendly outing for locals and tourists alike. Logos Hope continues to be a beacon of knowledge and cultural exchange, bringing communities together through the joy of reading and exploration.