Honors Bestowed By WINFEST & Independence Committee

Nevis' 25th Independence Anniversary Cake

Nevis’ 25th Independence Anniversary Cake

Charlestown, Nevis
May 15, 2008

The residents of St.James’ Parish celebrated Winfest 2008/Community Day this past weekend, by honouring two St. James stalwarts in collaboration with the 25th Independence Anniversary committee.

This year, Mrs. Amabel Hobson and Mr. Alfred Mintos, both of Butlers Village, were recognized for their role in community development in the parish of St. James.

Minister of Community Development, Hon. Hensley Daniel said the event was part of the Nevis Island Administration’s approach to build community involvement and bring people together.

“Congratulations to Mr. Mintos and Mrs. Hobson for their sterling contributions to the community of St. James, the village of Butlers and the island of Nevis,” said Hon. Hensley Daniel.

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Event Calendar For 25 Years of Independence Celebration

St. Kitts & Nevis Celebrate 25th Anniversary of Independence  September 19, 2008   Nevis’ Programme of Events – 3/16/2008 to 9/20/2008 RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Ecumenical Church Service – March 16 (to signal the start of activities/celebration) Mega Religious Concert – September 11 (Venue: The Charlestown Methodist …

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Nevis Premier Applauds Pioneers Of Independence

Charlestown, Nevis
March 20, 2008

Premier of Nevis, the Hon. Joseph Parry says St. Kitts and Nevis should seek to honor those pioneers who contributed to the nation’s independence. 
 
The Premier made the statement on Sunday march 16, 2008, when he addressed the congregation at an ecumenical service at the Charlestown Methodist Church.  The service organized by the Nevis Christian Council ushered in activities to commemorate the silver anniversary celebrations of the independence of Saint Kitts and Nevis.
 
“We must give honor to them for their contributions that they have made to St Kitts and Nevis and Nevis in particular. As we seek to give credit and we seek to applaud those who contributed, we have to remember those who contributed before the last 25 years because many generations have slaved, work hard, made sacrifices to bring us to where we are today and for this, we should be proud and we must remember them.

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Nevis Celebrates 25 Years Of Independence

Charlestown, Nevis
February 25, 2008

Deputy Premier of Nevis Hon. Hensley Daniel and Special Advisor in the Ministry of Culture Mr. Halstead Byron, in a televised broadcast on Nevis TV (NNC) on February 25, 2008, enlisted the support of the public to recognised that the Federation’s 25 years of Independence was worth celebrating. They said given the island’s history of colonialism and underdevelopment, Nevisians had made remarkable strides from 1983 to the present.
 
Minister Daniel, chairperson for the Planning Committee said the single most important aspect of development in Nevis was the return of local government.
 
“The return of local government to Nevis is significant and it happened with Independence under the Nevis Reformation Party government.  We were there at the start of Independence celebrations and now we have 25 years of celebration, we are here again,” he said.

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