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MP Lewis urges coalition to put country first, calls for accountability over VROMI tender concerns | The Peoples Tribune

October 29, 2026

MP Lewis urges coalition to put country first, calls for accountability over VROMI tender concerns | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Nation Opportunity Wealth (NOW) Member of Parliament Lyndon Lewis is calling on members of the governing coalition to place the interests of St. Maarten above political loyalty, warning that continued concerns surrounding the Ministry of Public Housing, Spatial...

October 29, 2026

Presidents of Parliament hold tripartite in Tenerife | The Daily Herald

The meeting in progress WILLEMSTAD--The Parliament Presidents of Curaçao, Aruba and St. Maarten held their annual tripartite meeting on Monday in Tenerife, Spain. During the consultation, Fergino Brownbill (Curaçao), Alfred Sneek (Aruba) and Sarah Wescot-Williams (St. Maarten)...

October 29, 2026

APS discusses 2027 budget and other matters with Finance Minister | The Daily Herald

Finance Minister Marinka Gumbs receiving the proposed budget. COLE BAY--General pension fund APS (“Algemeen Pensioenfonds Sint Maarten”) has presented and discussed its 2027 budget with the Minister of Finance, while also examining options to expand employer participation in t...

October 29, 2026

St. Eustatius to rebury remains of 69 Afrikan ancestors in historic November 13 ceremony | The Peoples Tribune

STATIA-The remains of 69 Afrikan ancestors will be laid to rest on St. Eustatius on Friday, November 13, 2026, during a historic reburial ceremony intended to restore dignity, honor ancestral memory and reconnect the island's community with an important part of its heritage. T...

October 29, 2026

Court allows prosecution against Lyndon Lewis to proceed to trial | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG--The Joint Court of Justice has granted the Public Prosecutor's Office permission to proceed to trial with its case against former Minister of Justice and sitting Member of Parliament (MP) Lyndon Lewis.   Lewis announced the ruling in a public statement on Wed...

October 29, 2026

Minister of VSA Connors Extends Heartfelt Congratulations Doris Hodge-Wilson on Her 105th Birthday | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) – The Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labor, Honorable Claret Connor, extends warmest congratulations and best wishes to Mrs. Doris Olive Hodge-Wilson as she celebrates the remarkable milestone of her 105th birthday. Reaching 105 year...

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Local News

PBN Celebrates 33 Years of Broadcasting Excellence in Sint Maarten | Soualiganewsday

October 29, 2026

PBN Celebrates 33 Years of Broadcasting Excellence in Sint Maarten | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - Philipsburg Broadcasting Network (PBN) proudly celebrates 33 years of broadcasting, marking more than three decades of informing, entertaining, and connecting the people of Sint Maarten. From its early beginnings to its growth into a network of five...

October 29, 2026

JCI Dutch Caribbean National Convention 2026 Concludes Successfully in Sint Maarten | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - Three days of learning, leadership, networking, and celebration marked the successful conclusion of the JCI Dutch Caribbean National Convention 2026 on October 24. Hosted in Sint Maarten under the theme “Passing the Torch,” the convention brought tog...

October 29, 2026

MP Wescot-Williams recommends execution of BTP/RAC report. Calls for Immediate Action | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - Member of Parliament (MP) Sarah Wescot-Williams has written to Prime Minister Dr. Luc Mercelina and Minister of TEATT Grisha Heyliger-Marten. In her letter, the MP asks why several measures recommended in the RAC/BTP report on electricity and water t...

October 29, 2026

WIB supports breast cancer awareness through employee session and community donation | Soualiganewsday

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - Throughout October, The Windward Islands Bank (WIB) marked Breast Cancer Awareness Month with its Pink Friday’s initiative. The month’s activities included a special awareness session for female employees, reinforcing a simple but important message:...

October 29, 2026

Justice agencies strengthen efforts in combatting human trafficking | The Daily Herald

Representatives of the various justice agencies completed a five-day training programme in identifying human trafficking. The programme addressed warning signs that exploitation may be taking place in workplaces or private homes through case discussions and practical exercises...

October 29, 2026

First 2 fish aggregating devices to support fishermen launched | The Daily Herald

The FADs in the water. PHILIPSBURG--St. Maarten has launched its first two fish aggregating devices (FADs) in the waters surrounding the island, in an initiative intended to improve offshore fishing opportunities, support local fishermen and strengthen the fisheries industry....

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Headlines

SER says government delays prevented issuance of advice, disrupted its work | The Peoples Tribune

October 25, 2026

SER says government delays prevented issuance of advice, disrupted its work | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--The Social Economic Council (SER) of St. Maarten has identified significant administrative delays at the Ministry of General Affairs as a major obstacle to carrying out its statutory responsibilities, revealing that Government's failure to finalize required appointm...

October 23, 2026

St. Maarten loses a champion of arts, crafts and cultural heritage | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG--The community of St. Maarten is in deep mourning following the passing of Esther Narcisco-Williams, a monumental pillar of the island’s arts and crafts, theatre, and cultural heritage. Recognised as one of the nation's most treasured cultural icons, Narcisco-Willi...

October 22, 2026

Bell sentenced to 10 years   in prison for sexual abuse | The Daily Herald

 PHILIPSBURG--Aartwichgt Anthony Bell was sentenced to 10 years’ unconditional imprisonment and ordered to pay 50,000 Caribbean Guilders in compensation to the victim when the court delivered its verdict on Thursday, October 22.  The verdict was communicated to Bell...

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