GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Sjamira Roseburg is calling for greater awareness, compassion and understanding surrounding mental health, urging the St. Maarten community to break the silence and stigma that often prevent individuals from seeking the help and support they need.

GREAT BAY--As St. Maarten celebrates 16 years of country status, Member of Parliament Sjamira Roseburg is calling for renewed commitment to nation building, meaningful action on the cost of living and a stronger voice for the Caribbean countries within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. She also warned that continued inequalities in the Kingdom's constitutional arrangements risk leaving Caribbean citizens feeling like second-class citizens.

GREAT BAY--A woman goes for a mammogram and later receives a report telling her she has “dense breasts.” For many women, the term can be confusing and even alarming.

GREAT BAY--Getting a call that something unusual appeared on a mammogram can be frightening. For many women, the word “abnormal” immediately raises one question: Do I have breast cancer?

WILLEMSTAD--Curaçao hosted the Caribbean United in Excellence Summit on Friday, October 9, 2026, bringing together senior political leaders from Jamaica, Aruba and Suriname for discussions on strengthening regional cooperation, economic development, investment, connectivity and ensuring that Caribbean citizens benefit more directly from economic growth.

GREAT BAY--A delegation from the Council of Europe is visiting St. Maarten this week, meeting with government officials, Parliament and justice-sector representatives.