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Deputy Premier and Minister responsible for Social Development on Nevis Hon. Hensley Daniel
CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (April 08, 2010) -- The Elizabeth Pemberton Primary School was the new name given to the St. Johns Primary School, in memory of Mrs. Elizabeth “Teacher Lizzy” Pemberton, a noted educator who had served the St. Johns Community before her passing. The unveiling ceremony took place at a moving ceremony at the Flats on March 29, 2010.
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Read more... [St. Johns Primary now the Elizabeth Pemberton Primary School]
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Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture on Nevis Dr. Kelvin Daly
CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (April 06, 2010) -- Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives Dr. Kelvin Daly singled out irrigation as the most limiting factor in any agricultural production system - livestock, fruits or vegetables.
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Read more... [Irrigation important to farming, say Nevis Agriculture Officials]
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(L-R)The Nevis Sea Island Cotton Producers Co-operative President Mr. Winston Pinney receives grant cheque from Counsel and Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Japan in Trinidad and Tobago Mr. Kiyoshi Kateuchi while (seated L-R) Minister of Agriculture Hon. Robelto Hector and Director of Agriculture on Nevis Mr. Keithley Amory look on.
CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (April 01, 2010) -- The Nevis Sea Island Cotton Producers Co-operative (NESICOPS) received US$97,046.00 from the Japan Grant Assistance for Grass Roots Human Security on Monday, for the establishment of a proper irrigation system for Sea Island Cotton production.
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Read more... [Nevis Cotton Farmers receive financial assistance from Japan]
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Dean of Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences at the University of the West Indies (Cave Hill Campus) Mr. Peter Gibbs
CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (March 30, 2010) -- An official of the University of the West Indies (UWI) Cave Hill Campus said Monday, the Caribbean’s highest institution of learning had a keen interest in ongoing work in renewable energy on Nevis.
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Read more... [UWI expresses interest in Nevis’ renewable energy projects]
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An open geothermal well in Hamilton venting steam as seen from Bath Hotel (file photo)
CHARLESTOWN NEVIS (March 30, 2010) -- The University of the West Indies (UWI) Cave Hill Campus, plans to expand its Science programme to include in its curriculum for the first time Earth Sciences and Nevis’ renewable energy projects will be an asset to the programme.
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