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Minister Connor gets tested, urges men to make their Health a priority | The Peoples Tribune

September 21, 2026

Minister Connor gets tested, urges men to make their Health a priority | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labor Claret Connor dedicated Saturday, September 19, to men’s health, participating in two prostate cancer awareness initiatives aimed at encouraging men across St. Maarten to take greater responsibility for th...

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September 07, 2026

KPSM removes hardened concrete from Sucker Garden Road | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--The Police Force of St. Maarten, KPSM, through its Traffic Department, carried out a road cleaning operation on Sucker Garden Road on Saturday, September 5, removing a large amount of hardened concrete that had built up on the roadway over several weeks and months....

KPSM removes hardened concrete from Sucker Garden Road | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

Studying the statement: Parliament ratifies Caribbean Responsible AI Framework | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Parliament of St. Maarten has ratified a regional outcome statement committing participating Caribbean legislatures to concrete action on artificial intelligence, including AI readiness assessments, ethical governance, data privacy, cybersecurity, legislation,...

Studying the statement: Parliament ratifies Caribbean Responsible AI Framework | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

Roseburg releases ‘Where Did Your Money Go?’, giving account of her Parliamentary work | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Sjamira Roseburg has released a detailed public report outlining what she says she has done on behalf of the people of St. Maarten during the 2025-2026 Parliamentary Year, covering legislation, motions, government oversight, community initiative...

Roseburg releases ‘Where Did Your Money Go?’, giving account of her Parliamentary work | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

Dutch primary schools told to make more room for pupils’ home languages | The Peoples Tribune

THE HAGUE--Primary schools in the Netherlands are being encouraged to make greater use of the languages children speak at home, including Turkish, Polish, Arabic, English and regional languages, under new national curriculum standards for Dutch language education. The updated...

Dutch primary schools told to make more room for pupils’ home languages | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

From Coils 2 Crowns expands into podcast series on hair, heritage and identity | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--From Coils 2 Crowns is expanding its work on natural hair, heritage and identity with the launch of a new mini podcast series designed to continue conversations that began last year with students, parents and teachers. Founded by Soidi Illis, the initiative is...

From Coils 2 Crowns expands into podcast series on hair, heritage and identity | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

Wescot-Williams sets eight pillars for Parliament, unveils 2026-2027 theme on responsible AI | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--President of Parliament MP Sarah Wescot-Williams closed the 2025-2026 Parliamentary Year by outlining a broad agenda for the institution in the year ahead, built around a paperless Parliament, stronger protocols with government, improved staffing and capacity,...

Wescot-Williams sets eight pillars for Parliament, unveils 2026-2027 theme on responsible AI | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

MP Roseburg details URSM record on legislation, oversight and people-centered action | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--URSM faction leader MP Sjamira Roseburg used her closing remarks for the 2025-2026 Parliamentary Year to focus less on broad political reflection and more on what the faction says it actually delivered for the people, outlining legislation submitted, motions pa...

MP Roseburg details URSM  record on legislation, oversight and people-centered action | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

MP Meyers to Parliament: Turn pressure and uncertainty into progress | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--SAM faction leader MP Franklin Meyers used his closing remarks for the 2025-2026 Parliamentary Year to call for resilience, renewed focus and continued cooperation as St. Maarten confronts challenges in healthcare, Justice, education, garbage collection, infras...

MP Meyers to Parliament: Turn pressure and uncertainty into progress | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

MP Ottley vows to keep pushing for GEBE relief, cost-of-living reform and youth opportunity | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--United People’s Party faction leader MP Omar Ottley used his closing contribution for the 2025-2026 Parliamentary Year to call for continued relief for GEBE customers, a proper assessment of St. Maarten’s cost of living, stronger preparation of young people for...

MP Ottley vows to keep pushing for GEBE relief, cost-of-living reform and youth opportunity | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

MP Doran: Government cannot keep explaining problems while people keep paying for them | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--National Alliance faction leader MP Egbert Doran used the closing of the 2025-2026 Parliamentary Year on Monday to call for stronger parliamentary oversight, more government execution and a sharper focus on completing measures that directly improve the lives of...

MP Doran: Government cannot keep explaining problems while people keep paying for them | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

MP Kotai: Coalition membership does not remove Parliament’s duty to hold Govt accountable | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Democratic Party faction leader MP Viren Kotai closed the 2025-2026 Parliamentary Year with a call for Parliament to remain firm in its oversight role, even when its members form part of the governing coalition, while urging government to deliver meaningful cos...

MP Kotai: Coalition membership does not remove Parliament’s duty to hold Govt accountable | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

MP Lewis sets justice reform, cost of livingas priorities for new Parliamentary Year | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Lyndon Lewis used his closing remarks for the 2025-2026 Parliamentary Year on Monday to call for stronger accountability from government, improved follow-up by Parliament and greater attention to the unresolved issues affecting Justice workers,...

MP Lewis sets justice reform, cost of livingas priorities for  new Parliamentary Year | The Peoples Tribune

September 07, 2026

Aalbers Private Tax Advisory launches free English-language tax knowledge portal and | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Aalbers Private Tax Advisory has expanded its website, aalbersprivatetaxadvisory.com , from a firm website into a free knowledge portal on tax law in Sint Maarten and the wider Dutch Caribbean. At its centre is the Caribbean Tax Update, a weekly e-mail in Engli...

Aalbers Private Tax Advisory launches free English-language tax knowledge portal and | The Peoples Tribune