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Country above self is not only the motto for our twin island Federation, but a mantra for our NextGen SKN Labour Administration. Our representatives have a dedication to our citizens that places your needs and concerns at the forefront
Dr. Geoffrey Hanley
Constituency #1
Hon. Marcella Liburd
Constituency #2
Hon. Konris G Maynard
Constituency #3
Steve Wrensford
Constituency #4
Kenny Douglas
Constituency #5
Hon. Denzil L. Douglas
Leader - Constituency #6
Leon Natta
Constituency #7
Dr. Terrance Drew
Constituency #8
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Democracy for Federation of St Kitts and Nevis suffers crushing blow on legal technicality despite compelling evidence of fraud!
Fearful of losing the June 5th 2020 elections, the Harris-led UNITY concoction resorted to widespread abuse of office, plundering of state funds while they wantonly and disgracefully robbed Kittitians of free and fair elections. UNITY resorted to extensive bribery, electoral fraud and massive instances of corruption and list padding. These gross irregularities resulted in UNITY assuming government.
The St Kitts and Nevis Labour Party (SKNLP) rightfully filed petitions with substantive evidence based on eye-witness accounts highlighting the extent to which Harris and his counterparts bought the election in a massive “payments for vote” scheme abusing our patrimony in exchange for votes. However, without the benefit of having the substantive matters heard in court SKNLP has been prevented from pursuing the matter on a simple legal technicality. This is indeed an alarming and disappointing situation for the SKNLP. The June 5th General Election was neither free, fair or free from fear. It was not conducted on a level playing field. A New York Times article entitled “Latin America is Facing a Decline in Democracy under the Pandemic” published on July 29, 2020, cited the 24-hr lockdown as one of the main impediments hampering opposition efforts to connect with voters while candidates on the government side were allowed to do so.
The SNKLP shares in the disappointment of our overwhelming majority of supporters and we remain resolute in our position that the elections were stolen and fraudulent. The tactics employed have left us with a fractured and deeply divided government and country which needs rescuing. SKNLP expresses our thanks to all our supporters and those who continue to stand on the side of truth, justice and democracy. We remind you that the fight for democracy will be endless for the citizens of St Kitts and Nevis.
SKNLP will be the guardians of our democracy. We will not rest until the will of the majority of the people is recognized.
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H.E. Steve Wrensford via his company, Steve's Enterprises, visited the Verchild's High School this morning to donate new football jerseys for the Bright Stars Football Team and congratulated the Principals and staff for the great work they are doing with the team.
Mr. Wrensford has been a regular contributor to the development of his constituency and is always happy for different avenues in which he can give back.
Today in " A Walk Through Time” we reflect on the life of Basil Henderson, an ardent supporter and dedicated patriot.
Basil Ebenezer Henderson was born in St. Kitts on April 24, 1924. He grew up in the Catholic Church and remained devoted throughout his life. He became the Social Organizer for the church and was remarkably effective at his job. He was passionate about sports, and developed several community sporting events in football, netball, cricket, and table tennis. Henderson was an outstanding footballer and was the captain of several teams including Rival Football Club, St. Kitts Football Team, and the Leeward Islands’ Football Team. Being the true patriot, he joined the St. Kitts Nevis Defense Force and served during the World War. He was always more than happy to share his stories of the war and his time as a soldier.
Henderson served as a civil servant for most his life, from the Supply Office to the Labour Department and then the Office of the Administrator. He was Head Messenger responsible for ensuring that communications ran smoothly within the civil service. He also worked as a Welfare Officer, counselling families within various villages. This initiative began in Conaree and extended to Keys and Mansion. This propelled him to introduce a branch of 4-H in St. Kitts in 1950. This provided an avenue for the youths, especially within the rural areas, to develop various skills. The 4-H Club still exists to this date.
Basil Henderson was always looking for new ways to inspire community involvement. In 1951 he introduced the first ever Easter Parade and Aquatic Sports event at the Bay Front, Basseterre, an initiative that continues to this day. He launched our Federations first National Carnival in 1957, a pageant we continue to enjoy and look forward to every year. Although steel pan music was popular in the Federation, it was Basil Henderson who started the Steel Pan Association, organizing tours for the St. Kitts Steel Pan Band to other Caribbean islands and coordinating local performances. His love and passion for community spirit inspired him to coordinate Best Village Steel Pan competitions to foster togetherness and attract attention to the communities. The Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony that was held in the Independence Square, was one of his creations held annually, providing Christmas gifts to the less fortunate children.
Many opportunities were afforded to Mr. Henderson to advance himself, as he was a man of great talent and ambition. However, Henderson only opted for the opportunities that allowed him to contribute to his country, not his career. Basil Ebenezer Henderson was the epitome of “Country Above Self” and lived by that until his death on March 7, 2003.