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Basseterre · BasseterreSKN Times Commentary | June 30, 2025
In what many are calling a shocking betrayal of the nation’s most vulnerable, the Drew-led administration is facing mounting backlash over a reported $4 million payout to dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel—while over 7,000 citizens who were cut from the Poverty Alleviation Programme (PAP) continue to receive nothing.
Back in late 2022, shortly after taking office, Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew and his Cabinet…Read Article
$4 Million for Kartel, Nothing for 7,000 PAP Beneficiaries: Outrage Grows Over Government Priorities”

Basseterre · BasseterreBASSETERRE, ST. KITTS — July 1, 2025 — In a passionate and heartfelt follow-up to mounting concerns over conditions at the Cardin Home for the Elderly, Claudine Saunders, a prominent voice within the People's Labour Party (PLP), has added her voice to the national conversation — calling for urgent action, accountability, and a renewed commitment to geriatric care.
Saunders expressed deep dismay over the allegations of abuse and neglect reported …Read Article
PLP’s Claudine Saunders Expresses Deep Concern Over Cardin Home Atrocities — Urges National Reflection and Invites All to Historic PLP Convention

D-Day · BasseterreBASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, June 30, 2025 — TODAY marks the FINAL DEADLINE for civil servants to REJECT or be AUTOMATICALLY ENROLLED in Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew’s controversial new pension scheme—one that slashes pensions by up to 50%, delays payouts until age 62, and forces workers to contribute 3% of their salaries with ZERO government match.
Outrage is brewing across the public sector, as trade unions and civil servants slam the plan as a …Read Article