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Monthly Archives: November 2012
58 jobs under threat in shake-up at the Castle
Fifty eight St Helena Government finance staff have been told their jobs are “under review” in a reorganisation. A spokesman said the number of jobs to be lost would not be known until early 2013, but it was expected some staff … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, memorandum of understanding, redundancies, restructuring, Saint Helena, SHG, St Helena
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Revealed: blunders that caused Tristan da Cunha wreck disaster
Last year’s shipwreck disaster on Tristan da Cunha was caused by a drowsy officer who thought Nightingale Island was a rain cloud, an investigation has revealed. The chief mate of the MS Oliva failed to change course when Tristan’s sister island showed up … Continue reading
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Tagged MS Oliva, Nightingale Island, oil, rockhopper penguins, shipping, shipwreck, Tristan da Cunha
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St Helena’s press law a step too far for Britain?
British politicians are divided over whether to bring in tough press controls similar to those on St Helena. The prime minister, David Cameron, said enforcing standards by law could end three centuries of press freedom. But the leaders of the other … Continue reading
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Tagged Leveson Inquiry, Media Standards Ordinance, press standards, Saint Helena, self-regulation, St Helena
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Island’s media watchdog is left short of members
Efforts are being made to find more people to serve on St Helena’s media standards commission, only weeks after it was set up. Julian Cairns-Wicks reported in the St Helena Independent that it had been established with the minimum number … Continue reading
Governor’s Cup: 19 yachts line up to surf to St Helena
The 19 crews confirmed for December’s yacht race to St Helena will need courage and skill, according to island governor Mark Capes. He has spoken of growing excitement on the island about the eighth Governor’s Cup Yacht Race from South Africa. In … Continue reading
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Tagged False Bay Yacht Club, FBYC, Governor's Cup Yacht Race, sailing, Saint Helena, Simon's Town, St Helena, yachting, yachts
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Airport jobs are not a licence for banned drivers, say police
Banned drivers and learners employed on St Helena’s airport project have been warned they must not drive in public places while at work. People without a valid licence can drive on construction sites with consent from airport contractor Basil Read … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, Basil Read, drink driving, police, Saint Helena, St Helena
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Sandy Bay: man arrested for domestic assault
Police have reported a domestic violence incident that took place only days before a weekend of events to highlight the issue on St Helena. It happened on Monday 19 November 2012 in the Sandy Bay area. Detective Sergeant Clarence Roberts said: “One … Continue reading
