De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) wants residents to know about the fees that may apply when withdrawing cash at the new ATMs. These fees are charged by your bank and are currently not shown on the ATM screen, so it’s worth knowing the costs before you withdraw. Fees for locally issued …
Read More »DCHA Roadshow Brings Regional Healthcare Cooperation to Saba
Representatives of the Dutch Caribbean Hospital Alliance (DCHA) visited Saba on October 6th as part of a regional roadshow on healthcare cooperation. Acting Governor Shamara Nicholson and Executive Assistant Jayaira Windfield-de Groot welcomed them. Local healthcare professionals, government representatives, and the delegation used the visit to exchange information and discuss …
Read More »Saba Electric Company Explains Tuesday’s Island-Wide Outage
Electricity has been restored across Saba following the power outage on Tuesday, October 6, 2026. Saba Electric Company N.V. (SEC) has released further details on what happened and on the urgent repairs now being arranged at the power plant. What happened on Tuesday According to SEC, the outage began with …
Read More »RBC Royal Bank has announced the permanent closure of its Saba branch and ATM, effective January 27, 2027.
Cheryl Pantophlet-Valies, Country Manager for Sint Maarten & Saba, shared the decision in a notice to clients, stating that the move was not made lightly. Until the final closing date, the Saba branch will maintain its current operating hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., and …
Read More »RBC Announces Permanent Closure of Saba Branch and ATM
RBC Royal Bank has announced that its branch and ATM on Saba will permanently close on January 27, 2027, following what the bank describes as “careful consideration.” The bank acknowledges that the decision will require adjustment from its Saba clients and says it is committed to supporting them throughout the …
Read More »Saba gripped by four-hour island-wide power outage
An island-wide power outage affected Saba on Tuesday afternoon, plunging offices, stores and restaurants into darkness for more than four hours. Residents reported that electricity first went off around 1:15pm. The lights came back on several times over the next hour, but only for a few minutes before going dark …
Read More »Eight islands discuss cooperation on Texel
Representatives from the Caribbean public entities of Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba (BES) and the five Wadden Islands Texel, Vlieland, Terschelling, Ameland and Schiermonnikoog gathered on Texel on October 1 and 2 for a two-day work programme. These eight islands are united in the so-called E8 partnership. E8 serves as …
Read More »Silt curtain added to Saba harbour project
A floating silt curtain is being added at the Black Rocks Harbor construction site on Saba to stop fine sediment from spreading into surrounding waters as work on the new harbour continues. According to project manager Peter Bieremond of Public Entity Saba, the project’s environmental impact was studied before construction …
Read More »Executive Council Hosts Gathering for Sabans Living in the Netherlands
The Executive Council of the Public Entity Saba hosted a gathering for Sabans residing in the Netherlands on Saturday, October 3. Community members from across the country came together to reconnect and to meet with members of the Executive Council and Island Council. Island Council Member Vito Charles welcomed the …
Read More »Visit by the Maritime Historical Museum Curaçao to Harry L. Johnson Museum Saba
During their stay on Saba, representatives of the Maritime Historical Museum Curaçao visited the Harry L. Johnson Museum. During the visit, Michaela Kuckelkorn and Stephan Smeets of the Maritime Historical Museum Curaçao were given a wonderful and extensive tour by Pamela Whitfield. Michaela and Stephan were particularly impressed by the …
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