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Prime Minister Wescot-Williams is of course right when she states that the vetting information ministers submitted to her after their appointment in 2010, is confidential. We knew that. But the controversy surrounding our justice minister shows ho
St. Maarten – Theo Heyliger and Publisher of the Daily Herald, Paul de Windt were interviewed by the Landsrecherche in the alleged Bada Bing corruption case, a press release from the Prosecutors’ Office stated yesterday. In the last few days s
MP Patrick Illidge answers questions from reporters at the airport upon his return to St. Maarten on March 10. Photo Today / Leo BrownSt. Maarten – Independent MP Patrick Illidge attended the central committee meeting yesterday about the appoin
The characteristic building of Guava berry Emporium on Front Street. Photo Today / Hilbert HaarSt. Maarten – Soft loans have been secured for the restoration of two of St. Maarten’s prized monuments: the Passangrahan Royal Guest House and Guava b
St. Maarten - The advice rendered by the Social Economic Council among others for St. Maarten to break away from the monetary union of the Central Bank of Curacao and St. Maarten will come under consideration when the administration makes clear its p
St. Maarten – Next week Sunday, the Middle Region and Defiance Community Council will host the Middle Region Festival, highlighted with a pre-Carnival musical jump up parade. “This parade is going to be the talk of town. Just imagine the peopl
St. Maarten - As the controversial Bada Bing scandal continues, Prime Minister Sarah Wescot-Williams is maintaining that she will not be engaging in any tit for tat, especially after Monday’s press conference by the United People’s (UP) Party cal
St. Maarten - Claims made by Saba and St. Eustatius that the St. Maarten airport is not cooperating with them with regard to medical evacuations are unsubstantiated, Prime Minister Sarah Wescot-Williams said on Wednesday. Following a letter written b