Dr Terrance Drew has confirmed he suffered a stroke and is recovering well after discharge from a U.S. hospital. Medical staff admitted Drew, 49, to a Martinique hospital on August 30 after he felt nausea, dizziness, and balance problems. Medical staff flew Drew to Florida on September 2 for further medical evaluation. In an eight-minute […]
St Kitts PM Recovering After Health Scare St Kitts Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew says he remains in good spirits and is recovering well after a recent health scare. The 49-year-old leader is now in South Florida, where doctors continue to evaluate his condition. Drew spoke to the public on Thursday in a five-minute broadcast. […]
St Kitts and Nevis PM Receives Care Overseas St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew has travelled overseas for scheduled medical tests and specialist assessments. Drew arrived at an undisclosed medical facility without incident, according to the Cabinet Secretariat. He is now settled at the facility and remains in stable condition. The government […]
St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew is set to travel overseas for specialised medical observation after being admitted to hospital with mild discomfort, nausea and a headache. Drew went to the Joseph N France General Hospital on Sunday evening. Doctors admitted him for observation and a detailed medical evaluation. Medical specialists monitored […]
St. Peter MP Rawdon Turner has announced 20 fully funded scholarships for constituents. The scholarships will cover selected short courses at the University of the West Indies Global Campus, Antigua. According to Turner, the programme aims to create more opportunities for residents of St. Peter. Therefore, he encouraged interested people to apply early. The application […]
St John’s parking crackdown continues as police increase ticketing across the capital. Motorists now face more fines for illegal parking. Moreover, traffic officers patrol key areas daily. They issue tickets to drivers in no-parking zones. They also target sidewalks and blocked intersections. As a result, enforcement has become more visible in busy streets. Officers focus […]
St John’s Public Cemetery will stop accepting new burials on March 31, 2026, the government announced. This decision comes as the historic site reaches full capacity. During this week’s post-Cabinet briefing, Director of Communications Maurice Merchant confirmed the closure. He explained that only new graves will be affected. Families with existing plots can continue burials […]
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