Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Hon. Dr Terrance Drew, has co-chaired the 2nd Africa–CARICOM Summit alongside H.E. João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço, President of Angola. The high-level meeting brought together leaders from Africa and the Caribbean to strengthen bonds and advance a shared agenda of unity, justice and sustainable development.

Premier Mark Brantley has paid tribute to Ms Chen, a Mandarin teacher from Taiwan whose five-year posting in Nevis has left a lasting impact on the island’s education system. Arriving at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, Ms Chen joined the Ministry of Education after a mandatory quarantine period and went on to guide four graduating classes of students, some as young as eight, through official certification in Mandarin.

SKN are not done yet. In a high-pressure CPL clash, the Patriots snatched a dramatic five-run win over Guyana Amazon Warriors to keep their season alive, thanks to a calm final over from Naseem Shah.

The Caribbean’s homicide crisis is making headlines again, and this time St Kitts and Nevis is at the centre of the conversation.

Fresh data shows the twin-island nation recording a homicide rate of 59.8 per 100,000 people in 2024 – the second highest in the region, behind only Turks and Caicos, which tops the list with a staggering 103.1.

Saint Kitts and Nevis is gearing up for the big stage at COP30 in Belém, Brazil, and the island just secured a major show of support from one of its most loyal partners — the Republic of China (Taiwan).

The first-ever round of Project LEAD has wrapped up, and Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew marked the occasion in style — by hosting the seven interns for a celebratory luncheon.

Big news drop, family — the official website for Destiny, a sustainable family resort community planned for South Nevis, is now live and giving us the clearest picture yet of what’s on the horizon. And if the site is anything to go by, this project is aiming to be more than just hotels and concrete — it’s pitching itself as the future of jobs, tourism, and sustainable living on the island.

Premier Mark Brantley has announced that Nevis has reconstituted its K-9 unit with the acquisition of three specially trained dogs — a move he describes as a “huge leap forward” for law enforcement on the island.

Big political moves in the region this week and St Kitts and Nevis nah miss out the chance fi hail it up. Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew tek to socials fi big up Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali and him PPP/C crew pon dem re-election, and Jamaica’s PM Andrew Holness with the JLP after dem mash up the polls same way.

While the cost of living keeps climbing in Europe and the US, global executives are looking further afield — and the Caribbean is catching their eye. CEOWORLD magazine just dropped its list of the safest and most affordable Caribbean islands for relocation in 2025, and yes, St. Kitts and Nevis made the cut.

St. Paul’s Football Club (SPFC), one of the Federation’s most decorated teams, dropped a bombshell this week, demanding that referee Trevester “Chad” Richards be removed from officiating the championship clash against Village Superstars. In a fiery letter to the SKNFA, the club listed a string of reasons — from family ties to past controversies — that they say make Richards unfit for the job.