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Saba’s goat removal project is not yet completed

Saba’s goat removal project began in 2021, targeting free-roaming goats that were damaging vegetation, causing erosion, and affecting coral reefs through sediment runoff. The original population was underestimated at around 5,000; the government now says the actual number was likely much higher, since roughly 8,750 goats have been removed to …

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New Water Ordering System Begins Friday

Starting Friday, August 28th, at 8:00 a.m., Public Entity Saba will launch the new centralized system for ordering and coordinating water deliveries. With the launch of the new system, all water orders will be placed through the centralized ordering system. Orders can be placed by calling +599 416 5363 directly …

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Better consumer protection in BES

Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba (so-called BES islands) can achieve a stronger, more stable economy through a number of measures. Among other things, it is important that residents receive better consumer protection and that rules regarding competition are established. This is stated by the advi­sory organisation “Econo­misch Bureau Amsterdam” (EBA). …

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Jan Helmond steps down as Acting Kingdom Representative

Jan Helmond has requested the King to grant him resignation as Acting Kingdom Representative effective January 1, 2027. Although his statutory appointment continues until he reaches the age of 70, he has chosen to retire earlier. Until that time, he will continue to dedicate himself fully to the interests of …

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Public Entity Saba Takes Further Action to Address the Water Situation

The Public Entity Saba is taking action to address the current water situation, with measures focused on increasing water production and improving the coordination of deliveries during the prolonged drought. An additional desalination plant became operational on Wednesday following maintenance and produced approximately 25,000 gallons of water before experiencing a …

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Lowest flight tax rate for Dutch Caribbean

  Caribbean parts of the kingdom will remain in the lowest category of the Neth­erlands’ planned distance-based aviation tax, despite their consid­erable distance from Amsterdam. The Dutch government says the exception is justified by the con­stitutional relationship and po­tentially serious economic conse­quences of higher airfares for the islands. Under the proposed …

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