KPSM Seeks Public Assistance in Locating Missing Teenager.

PHILIPSBURG:--- The Police Force of Sint Maarten (KPSM) is requesting the public's assistance in locating a missing teenager, Kyshynis Raisheena KENEPA, a 16-year-old female.

Kyshynis is described as having a light brown complexion and black hair. She was last seen in the vicinity of Robbie's Lottery on L.B. Scott Road on Sunday, May 31, 2026.

KPSM is concerned for her well-being and asks anyone with information on her whereabouts to immediately contact the Philipsburg Police Station at +1 (721) 542-2222. Information can also be provided through ...

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School Gym, Sports Facility and District Court Sites Prepared for Upcoming ERP1 Repairs under Trust Fund.

PHILIPSBURG:--- The National Recovery Program Bureau (NRPB) would like to inform the public that the contractor under the Emergency Recovery Project I (ERP1) will begin taking possession of sites at school gyms, public sports facilities, and district courts across Sint Maarten from June 2026. This is in preparation for upcoming repair works which will improve spaces used by students, athletes, and the wider community.
Site possession and mobilization activities by Windward Roads are scheduled to begin in June for the following locations; Simpson...

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KPSM Assists Primary School Students in Preparation for Upcoming Traffic Examination.

PHILIPSBURG:--- The Police Force of Sint Maarten (KPSM) is pleased to announce that officers from the Traffic Department recently visited several primary schools to assist students in their preparation for the upcoming annual traffic examination.

As part of KPSM's ongoing commitment to road safety education and youth development, Traffic Department officers conducted informative sessions with Group 7 students at Oranje School and Asha Stevens Hillside Christian School. During these visits, officers provided guidance on traffic rules, road safety...

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St. Maarten’s Political Crisis is a Direct Threat to Your Rights as a Worker – WICSU-PSU.

PHILIPSBURG:--- It is easy to look at the current political turmoil unfolding in St. Maarten and think it has nothing to do with you. The public sees a dramatic dispute between politicians, coalition partners, and a Minister. They see headlines about clashing personalities.

But as a trade unionist, I am urging every worker in St. Maarten to look closer. What is happening right now is not just a political soap opera; it is a dangerous precedent that could directly impact your job security, your rights, and your protection in the workplace.

If...

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