If only there was a satellite provider that provided high speed worldwide internet to remote places at an affordable cost….oh thats right…there is….Perhaps Approve Starlink for use in Saba!

Here is a crazy thought. License STARLINK! No subsidy needed, $80 for quality Internet… Let the local companies resell the equipment, do installations and process payments. They still make their money and keep staff, but the rest of us win with better internet.

Why then all that pride about glass-fibre cables on Saba?

What an excellent feat! Oliver you have given the youths inspiration
to take this challenge! Kindly have a workshop to share and describe your strategies and techniques so that they can try it too! Love how you took the challenge! Congratulations!!

Wait a minute ! I’ve done it a few times. Just, nobody was there to take my picture ! Just kidding ! LOL !
Congratulations on a great achievement !

Congratulations Oliver. What a great job!

Fantastic! We’re very proud of Saba for continuing with this project. It goes along way towards keeping Saba beautiful but most of all, safe and healthy. Congratulations!

Jim and Karen

While we are at it, let us also evaluate the Saba Comprehensive school as well. Lesson quality and teaching time is areas that needs to be evaluated if you ask me.

thank you for this. It is absolutely correct. Please have the Amsterdam government take action to correct it as soon as possible.

This statement from Van de Velde is very distasteful. Winair is the big company because us, the small islands! If it were not for Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Barts, those 3 new ATRs would not have been possible! How about a little respect?! Airfare prices are already beyond ridiculous and now, the other service that contributes to the people of Saba livelihood, they want to get rid of too because it’s not making them enough money?! Make it make sense! The islands that supported and made Winair into what it is today, isn’t enough? Clearly Winair isn’t the respectable company it once was!