Curaçao dr. Moises da Costa Gomez (UoC) are establishing a special university position focused on helping people become financially stronger while also improving the way the financial sector responds to their needs.

GREAT BAY-- The criminal investigation into the alleged disappearance of nearly NAf 2 million from the Charlotte Brookson Academy of the Performing Arts (CBA) has entered its final investigative stage, with the Prosecutor’s Office confirming that a decision on whether to prosecute will be taken once the remaining actions are completed.

GREAT BAY--Members of the Workers Institute for Organized Labour Association (WIFOL) have formally convened a Special General Meeting of Members for Thursday, September 17, after what they say was the association board’s failure to act on a formal request submitted in May.

GREAT BAY--Approximately 250 derelict vehicles have been tagged for removal across St. Maarten in just two weeks as the Ministry of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment and Infrastructure (VROMI) intensifies its campaign to clear car wrecks from public areas.

REGIONAL--Immigrant visa applicants across the Caribbean are facing new uncertainty after the United States temporarily paused immigrant visa appointments worldwide, only days after a federal court brought an end to an earlier policy that specifically targeted nationals of 75 countries, including a significant number of Caribbean states.

GREAT BAY--The St. Maarten Hospitality & Trade Association (SHTA) and main partner CC1 have officially begun preparations for the 2027 Events Calendar, inviting event organizers, NGOs, clubs, hotels, restaurants and other organizations across the island to submit their 2027 activities, while also opening the annual Calendar Photo Contest to photographers locally and abroad.