Dear Editor, On January 31st, 2024 the crane that has multiple uses on Saba, (especially in the Fort Bay area) was apparently “sabotaged” ” severing a lifeline for many in the boating community. It is with great sadness that such malice can take place on such a tiny island. You …
Read More »Mosquito Mondays aim to help the Community “Fight the Bite”.
The “Mosquito Monday…Fight the Bite” island-wide campaign is designed to promote community involvement in the fight against mosquitos by targeting the elimination of potential breeding grounds. The campaign also raises awareness about the importance of protecting against mosquito bites. The campaign was successfully launched on Monday, January 29th. Each Monday …
Read More »Minister Mariëlle Paul Renews Commitment to Education in Saba
Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Mariëlle Paul who is currently visiting the Caribbean Netherlands embarked on a productive working tour of Saba on Wednesday, January 31st, 2024, with a specific focus on the primary and secondary institutions on the island. The purpose of her visit was to acquaint herself …
Read More »Sea & Learn Foundation delivers Year-Round Environmental Programs supported by the Nature and Environmental Policy Plan
As a result of new, multi-year support from the Nature and Environmental Policy Plan (NEPP), the Sea & Learn Foundation (SLF) is embarking on a significant expansion of its program offerings, beginning in 2024. The SLF originated in 2003 as a month-long environmental awareness program held annually in October. This …
Read More »Reforestation Project finalizes the Vegetation Survey
The Public Entity Saba will finalize the baseline vegetation survey for its reforestation project. Last year, the survey was carried out twice using a drone and multispectral camera specialized in capturing vegetation on a detailed level. The survey, however, was not completed due to technical challenges. The final part of …
Read More »Traveling with your sedula is now possible with the Caribbean part of the Kingdom
Justice Minister Anna Richardson of St. Maarten has signed a Ministerial Regulation (MR) formalizing a pilot initiative within the Dutch Caribbean, whereby Dutch nationals can travel with identity cards (ID Card/sedula/ Cedula) in the Caribbean region except Aruba. This only applies to Dutch nationals. Foreigners who possess an ID card/sedula/Cedula …
Read More »Photo competition for youngsters in secondary education
Young photographers from the Caribbean will have a unique opportunity to participate in a photo contest organized by the Rijksmuseum in the Netherlands this year. This competition is open to high school students and vocational school students, offering them the chance to showcase their creativity and photography talent. The Rijksmuseum …
Read More »Public Entity Saba & Saba Comprehensive School Explore Tertiary Education Collaborations in Barbados
In the week of January 15-19, 2024, Ms. Shawna Carter from SJPI in Barbados undertook a working visit sponsored by the Public Entity Saba. The objective of the visit was to establish closer collaboration and offer more tertiary education opportunities for Saba students, specifically in Barbados. The primary target audience …
Read More »Chief of Police speaks to Island Council following NYE incident
This week, Chief of Korps Politie Caribisch Nederland (KPCN) Alwyn Braaf visited Saba together with Head of Investigations Steven Senior. On Tuesday the 23rd of January, Alwyn Braaf met with the Island Council on invitation by Island Governor Jonathan Johnson. Braaf listened to the concerns and questions of the Island …
Read More »Opinion: Urgent concerns regarding school board negligence and mismanagement
Dear Editor, I am writing this letter anonymously to bring attention to the alarming issues surrounding the current state of affairs at Saba Comprehensive School and Sacred Heart School on Saba. It is with a heavy heart that I express my concerns about the apparent lack of oversight from the …
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