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World Bank: more than half of the recovery trust fund already spent on rebuilding Sint Maarten

PHILIPSBURG – According to the average joe on Sint Maarten the rebuilding efforts are taking too long. But a...

What will happen to the shipwrecks in Simpson Bay?

PHILIPSBURG – The shipyards of SeaCure Marine in Simpson Bay contain nearly twenty fiberglass yacht wrecks which are awaiting...

Teacher shortage on Sint Maarten continues

PHILIPSBURG – “Teacher shortages are a worldwide problem”, says Angela Richards-Huggins, HR manager at the Stichting Voortgezet Onderwijs Bovenwindse...

Hurricane-proof hospital Sint Maarten will cost 25 million dollars

PHILIPSBURG – 25 million dollars, that’s the total amount of the ‘grant agreement’ that the Sint Maarten Medical Center...

Local fundraisers help sustain the island during the slow rebuild

PHILIPSBURG – Small fundraisers are desperately needed in Sint Maarten to help the island get back on its feet...

‘Fast forward’ fixing houses before hurricane Isaac arrives

PHILIPSBURG – People on Sint Maarten are worried when it comes to hurricane Isaac which is barreling down on...

Red Cross Sint Maarten will continue to help Irma victims for two more years

PHILIPSBURG – “We are much better prepared now if a hurricane passes over the island compared to last year...

Sint Maarten: no time to remember Irma

PHILLIPSBURG – The two minutes of silence at 09:06 to commemorate the passing of hurricane Irma one year ago,...

1 year after hurricane Irma: to remember or to forget?

PHILIPSBURG – “People want to move on. Why would you want to remember a disaster. They are glad that...

Not a lot of interest for Irma remembrance day

PHILIPSBURG – The government has decreed upcoming Thursday, exactly one year after hurricane Irma, as the National Day of...

Knops: ‘It will take a lot of time to find a solution for the dump’

PHILIPSBURG – “It’s a shame that the dump is still there”, says State Secretary for the Interior and Kingdom...

1 year after Irma: most houses have not been fixed

PHILIPSBURG – While the local government assisted by the Netherlands, and the World Bank is still busy with the...

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