St. Kitts – Nevis Celebrates Independence Day

Having changed hands between the British and the French many times during its long and chequered history, the Caribbean islands of St Kitts and Nevis finally gained full independence from the British in 1983. Each year, Independence Day celebrations take …

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Windsong Villa Rental – Nevis Island, West Indies

Raintree House – Nevis Island, West Indies Enjoy your private getaway in the serene surroundings of this charming Nevis villa.  Surrounded by over an acre of tropical gardens, it provides an idyllic hideaway to de-stress and unwind.  The ocean views …

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Great Fare Prices Today On Delta

Just purchased tickets today for a friend of mine going to Nevis for the Fishing Tournament.  Delta had fares (via Orbitz)to Nevis from Detroit for $477.00 return….excluding taxes.  :D The flight is a pretty decent flight too, despite going through …

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Private Sector Vital To Nevis Economy

Charlestown, Nevis
September 13, 2007

Financial Secretary in the Nevis Island Administration (NIA) Mr. Laurie Lawrence, said it was of vital importance that the private sector  to become the engine of growth in Nevis’ economy. It would ensure long term sustainability since government induced growth resulted in high debt levels and insufficient utilisation of capital and other resources.
 
Mr. Lawrence made the comment during the Ministry of Finance-hosted Consultation on the Economy at the Four Seasons Resort on Tuesday 12, September, 2007.  The event brought together representatives from various sectors on Nevis which included the private and public sector, service providers, hoteliers, contractors, small business, youth organisations and Christian organisations.
 
“We are the movers and shakers who can make a difference to the social and economic well being of Nevis”¦ Let us put country above self and focus our minds on generating ideas for the advancement of present and future generations of Nevisians.
 
“Life is a constant battle that we have to fight in an effort to remain competitive in a very dynamic and challenging global environment. There is no easy road to success. However with our collective efforts, we may lose some battles but ultimately we will win the war in the fight against poverty and in our effort to bring prosperity to our people

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