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Road Upgrades and Safety Improvements

Public Entity is aware of concerns raised in the community regarding traffic and pedestrian safety in certain areas on the island. Over the past years, the Public Entity has invested in multiple projects aimed at improving road and traffic safety. These efforts include road widening, such as the recent widening …

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PostNL publishes postal stamps focussing on Saba birds

On 5 January 2026, PostNL, the national postal service in the European Netherlands, issued Experience Nature – Birds Saba, a stamp sheetlet that places the natural heritage of Saba at center stage. The issue is part of the multi-year Experience Nature series (2024–2026), which celebrates the extraordinary biodiversity of the …

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BES islands still lack structural funding for nature management

During a recent visit to the Carib­bean Netherlands, State Secretary of BZK Eddie van Marum of the farmers’ party BBB met with the National Park organisations of Bo­naire, Saba, and St. Eusta­tius (BES islands) to discuss the critical role these organ­isations play in managing and conserving the region’s unique ecosystems. …

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Modernisation BES vehicle registration

The Dutch Government and Execu­tive Councils of Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba are discussing options for modernising vehicle reg­istration on the so-called BES islands. Digitisation simplifies inspections and facilitates the purchase and sale of cars. Caretak­er State Secretary Eddie van Marum of Digitisation and Kingdom Relations wrote this to the …

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Reef on the Rocks at the Dive Bar in Windwardside

At first glance, Reef on the Rocks reads as a living system rather than a static artwork. Ceramic corals rise, cluster, and flow across the display, creating a sense of growth and quiet movement. The installation invites close inspection: textures ripple, surfaces shift between matte and glossy, and individual elements …

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Ombudsman: Caribbean Netherlands still too often treated as second-class

The BES-Reporter published the following article: The relationship between European Netherlands and Caribbean Netherlands is still characterized by inequality in policy and implementation, with citizens on Bonaire, Saba and Sint Eustatius too often getting stuck in rules and procedures. This is what Reinier van Zutphen says in a podcast by …

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PEP Party Clarifies Position on Saba’s Council Expansion

 The Party for Progress, Equality and Prosperity (PEP) has provided clarification on remarks made during recent discussions in the Dutch Second Chamber regarding proposed expansions of the Island Councils and Executive Councils in Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and Saba. According to PEP, the matter arose during a meeting on December 16, …

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