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Food prices increase on Saba after hurricane Irma

Food prices increase on Saba after hurricane Irma

THE BOTTOM – “After the hurricane the grocery prices continue to go up. I am in shock”, says grocery...

26 January 2018
Seniors in Sint Maarten live in uncertainty due to low pension

Seniors in Sint Maarten live in uncertainty due to low pension

PHILIPSBURG – “At our age you are supposed to be able to relax,” says Christina Hodge, who is in...

16 January 2018
New playground for children of Saba after hurricane Irma

New playground for children of Saba after hurricane Irma

THE BOTTOM – The Child Focus Foundation playground was damaged by hurricanes Irma and Maria. To ensure that children...

15 January 2018
High cost of living remains an issue for young families on Saba

High cost of living remains an issue for young families on Saba

THE BOTTOM – It’s been 7 years since Saba’s constitutional change to becoming the smallest special municipality of the...

11 December 2017
St. Maarten’s lack of affordable housing creates ‘hidden homeless’

St. Maarten’s lack of affordable housing creates ‘hidden homeless’

PHILIPSBURG – Young professionals on St. Maarten find it extremely difficult to find a house for themselves. “The housing...

19 July 2017
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