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February 10-11: Town Hall Meetings on Climate Plan Development
Saba’s small size, location within the hurricane belt, and reliance on imports make our island …
Read More »Saba Triathlon 2025 … where even the Swim is Uphill..
Registration for the 2024 Saba Triathlon is here! Join us on Saba in January for …
Read More »Launching rijkscultuurfondsen.org: funding guide for the Caribbean islands
As of the 28 th of January, cultural organisations and creators on Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, …
Read More »Students of the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee (KMar) Receive Diplomas
Last Friday, the 31 st of January, the diploma presentation ceremony for the class of …
Read More »Queen Wilhelmina Library in Saba hosted its annual spelling bee
Queen Wilhelmina Library in Saba hosted its annual spelling bee on January 9 and 10, …
Read More »De Nederlandsche Bank Delegation Visits Saba to Advance Dialogue on Slavery Legacy
On Thursday, January 30, 2025, a delegation from De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) visited Saba to …
Read More »PES’s Reforestation Project Plants Its First Tree Saplings
The Public Entity Saba’s (PES) marked a milestone for the reforestation project by planting its …
Read More »Police report of Friday, the 24th of January until Friday, the 31st of January 2025
Scheduled traffic check On Monday, the 27th of January, between 3 PM and 4 PM, …
Read More »Survey on Saba Carnival/Saba Summer Festival 2025
The Department of Culture invites you to share your thoughts and suggestions about Saba Carnival/Saba …
Read More »Caribbean Islands Record Their Hottest Year Ever
In 2024, the Dutch Caribbean islands experienced their warmest year on record. According to the …
Read More »11 aspiring KPCN officers start police training on St. Maarten
The official start of the two-year police training for eleven new aspiring officers of the …
Read More »Launching rijkscultuurfondsen.org: Funding guide for the ABCSSS islands
As of today, cultural organisations and creators on Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, Sint Eustatius and …
Read More »SLF Launches “Turning Tides” to Combat Marine Litter
Marine litter is a global challenge, heavily impacting coastal communities like Saba. To address this, …
Read More »Public Entity Saba – Newsletter January 2025
Public Entity Saba kicks off Climate Plan development
The Public Entity Saba (PES) has officially begun the development of a climate adaptation plan, …
Read More »Police report of Wednesday, the 22nd of January until Friday, the 24th of January 2025
Collision On Wednesday, the 22nd of January, at approximately 2:05 PM, the central control room …
Read More »PES is seeking input from the community for developing a Spacial Development Plan
The Public Entity Saba (PES) is developing the Spatial Development Plan for Saba. This plan …
Read More »ZJCN and Commissioners Visit Healthcare Providers in Colombia
To further improve care for patients from Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba who are referred …
Read More »New Bus Stops in St. John’s and Hell’s Gate to be completed in Q2
Construction of a new bus stop in St. John’s will begin next week and is …
Read More »Inflation down on Bonaire, up on St Eustatius and Saba
In the fourth quarter of 2024, consumer goods and services on Bonaire were 1.8 percent …
Read More »New Protection Code Provides Support for Domestic Violence
The introduction of the Protection Code for Domestic Violence and Child Abuse (HGKM) as of …
Read More »Last week, Warner Bros was filming segments for Shark Week on Saba (Updated)
Last week, Warner Bros, the renowned production company behind Discovery Channel’s iconic programming, was filming …
Read More »DUO to refund allowances not given from 2015-2023
Dutch study financing agency DUO has disclosed the amount that current and former students will …
Read More »Clarification: only the bounty program for controlling the free-roaming goat poopulation ends on Jan 31st
The title of our recent article on the removal of free-roaming goats has caused some …
Read More »Caribbean Netherlands population expected to reach 36,100 by 2035
The population of the Caribbean Netherlands grew by three per cent in 2024, reaching 30,397 …
Read More »SEC communicates issues concerning recent power outages
New complaints procedure KPCN for clear and transparent handling of complaints
As of January 1st 2025 the Dutch Caribbean Police Force (KPCN) is introducing a revamped …
Read More »Sea & Learn’s Critter Quest Kicks Off with Enthusiastic Crowd
On Monday, January 13, the Sea & Learn Foundation launched its first Critter Quest presentation …
Read More »Saba resident fed up with pollution caused by govt, backup generator
Saba has been experiencing power outages since last November, which has heightened concerns within the …
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