Editorial These two photographs above tell a story that every St. Maartener should reflect on. In May 2023, I photographed…
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By Terrance Rey As St. Maarten commemorates the centennial of Dr. Albert Claudius “Claude” Wathey, the island finds itself revisiting…
There is perhaps no greater paradox in Sint Maarten than this: if the Sint Maarten Anti Poverty Platform (SMAPP) is…
By Terrance Rey This week I read with great interest that Curaçao is preparing a new round of economic reforms…
~ Statistician’s Report Finds Rising Utility Costs Affecting Household Behavior, Public Confidence and Economic Resilience ~ PHILIPSBURG, Sint Maarten —…
St. Maarten today finds itself under mounting pressure as global developments continue to spiral in an increasingly negative direction, tightening…
St. Maarten remains the most vulnerable of the three Caribbean countries participating in the Kingdom’s reform programme, largely due to limited administrative capacity, according to an independent evaluation released this…
Stronger oversight, improved policy execution and greater accountability are needed to ensure that public funds in St. Maarten are used effectively—particularly in…
PHILIPSBURG — Eleven of the projects St. Maarten submitted to obtain subsidies from the Slavery Fund have been approved. It…
From our St. Barths Correspondent Although separated by only a few nautical miles, St. Maarten and Saint-Barthélemy remain far apart…
