Preserving a Site of Outstanding Universal Value, Part Two
By Cameron St. Pierre Gill Historic fortifications like the Brimstone Hill Fortress provide us with not only an opportunity to study military architecture, technology and defensive strategy, but we can also gain insight into the daily lives of their inhabitants. Brimstone Hill was not only a fortress but also a self-contained community, and this community [...]
In the Footsteps of the Ancestors – The UNESCO Slave Route Project
By Deniece Alleyne As a small child I was very much mesmerized by Africa. My parents took a keen interest in the developments in South Africa in the waning days of the Apartheid regime in the late 1980s and would take any opportunity to watch the struggle unfold on television. I was a young child [...]
Nevis To Remember Christena Disaster With Memorial Service
Charlestown,Nevis –(Friday, July 29th, 2011) Nevis will remember the 236 lives that were lost and the 99 survivor’s with a Memorial Service to commemorate the 41st Anniversary of the MV Christena Disaster which took place on August 01, 1970. This year’s service will be held on Monday, August 1st at 4pm at the Bath Cemetery, [...]
Northern Region
I am told that British diplomats are taught to ask “How is the development in the north?” whenever there was an uncomfortable pause in a conversation at a cocktail party or official event. They are told that this works in almost every developing country as very often the north is less developed than the south.
NATIONAL COMMITS TO MAKE GOOD USE OF THE PRESTIGIOUS CHEVENING SCHLARSHIP
BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS [SKNIS] It is an opportunity to advance one’s academic and personal development, and represents a good chance for an individual to make a bigger contribution to the land of their birth. Such an opportunity has come to an outstanding young woman of St. Kitts and Nevis. She is Ms Sonia Boddie, a [...]
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