TamLeo Books author Cantave shares St. Martin stories in the Netherlands

At the Saba Heritage Center in Windwardside, the first set of focus group discussions have successfully been completed as part of the Where Culture Lives research project.

WILLEMSTAD--The governments of Curaçao, Aruba, and Bonaire have signed a joint agreement to strengthen the use of Papiamento in education, culture, and public policy.

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Sjamira Roseburg has followed through on her promise to the Junior Carnival Queen and her two runner-ups by fully covering their school fees for the 2025–2026 academic year.

ARUBA--One year after the historic ruling by the Dutch Supreme Court, a total of nineteen same-sex couples have tied the knot in Aruba. Since same-sex marriage became legal on July 12, 2024, nine female couples and ten male couples have formalized their unions under civil law.

The United Nations has released its 2024 Annual Results Report for the Dutch Caribbean on Friday, spotlighting the achievements and challenges in Aruba, Curaçao, and St. Maarten across health, education, infrastructure, justice reform, and climate resilience.

GREAT BAY--While regional neighbors accelerate cannabis policy reform and build structured, revenue-generating industries, St. Maarten remains stuck in neutral, missing a rapidly closing window to establish itself as a player in a booming global market.