The December 2020 Bulletin of the Public Entity is out. It shares memories from Saba Day 2020 and updates you on subjects like the successful “Rights of the Child” week, the Harbor project, the renovation of Fort Bay, the installation of water pipes to Hell’s Gate, etc. Click on the …
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SCS Newsletter October 2020
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Read More »Opinion: No more votes for goats on Saba
Dear Editor, For many years now, a small number of goat owners have been allowed to let their goats roam free on the island. Despite the destruction the goats have caused on the island and to people’s personal property, the goat owners never pay for it. They are never held …
Read More »Opinion: No more votes for goats on Saba
Dear Editor, For many years now, a small number of goat owners have been allowed to let their goats roam free on the island. Despite the destruction the goats have caused on the island and to people’s personal property, the goat owners never pay for it. They are never held …
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SCS News Bulletin – November 2019
Opinion: Problem dogs on Saba
Dear editor, I have been reading about the goat problem being an important issue for Saba, for their effects on nature and on safety. They look cute and don’t harm people directly but still they are described as a nuisance, a cause of problems, a frequent subject for discussion and …
Read More »Saba Bulletin July – 2019
Opinion Koos Sneek: Time to evaluate ZVK
As a result of a growing skepticism over the functioning of Zorgverzekeringskantoor Caribisch Nederland (ZVK), the island council members of Saba travelled to Bonaire to discuss their concerns with officials of the BES healthcare insurer. This came almost at the same time as the publication of the report of the …
Read More »COLUMN: The Hague needs to show more respect for the proud politicians on Saba
By Ronald van Raak. It was a typical story that I was told on Saba, the beautiful island in the Caribbean, which has been part of the Netherlands since 2010. After the hurricane Irma, the King came to visit to see the damage. But the Sabans had cleared up so …
Read More »Saba Bulletin – March 2019
Opinion: suggestions for improving the pond at Cove Bay
Dear Editor, The new stone and soil retaining wall at the swim pond at Cove Bay has apparently reduced the inflow of floating seaweed (I believe that this is mainly sargassum). However, it has also created essentially a dead sea zone within the pond now. The is no marine life, …
Read More »CBS: Trends in the Caribbean Netherlands 2018
What was the number of inhabitants onBonaire, St Eustatius and Saba in 2017? How many children attended primary school ,and how many students were in secondary education? What were the main trends inthe local labour market, and how many tourists visited the islands? The answers tothese and more questions can be found …
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