Nevis & Saint Kitts To Protect Marine Areas

CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (August 15, 2006)

Fishermen on Nevis will reap major benefits from marine protected areas when they are implemented later this year. Director of Fisheries on Nevis Mr. Arthur Anslyn told the Government Information Service that though fishermen would not be prohibited from fishing in those areas in the St. Kitts and Nevis Channel, they would not be restricted.

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Nevis Policy Approach To Education Development

CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (August 15, 2006)

Change is on the way for the education system on Nevis. Premier and Minister of Education Hon Joseph Parry said a new policy approach to the development of education would be available in three months at the end of a number of consultative meetings.

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Nevis’ Christina Disaster Brought New Beginnings

CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (August 9, 2006)

Premier of Nevis the Honourable Joseph Parry announced that a memorial service in honour of the 236 persons who perished on the MV Christina 36 years ago, would become a permanent fixture on the Nevis Island Administration’s (NIA) annual calendar of events; a disaster which he said had brought significant new beginning for Nevis.

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Nevis Street Parade Closes Culturama 2006

Charlestown Nevis (August 8, 2006)

Several residents, visiting Kittians, returning nationals and other visitors gathered on Main Street in Charlestown to watch the last event of Culturama 2006 ““ the Cultural Street Parade and Last Lap Jump Up.

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