Basseterre, St. Kitts, January 15, 2021 (SKNIS): The Department of Gender Affairs is receiving full support by the Minister responsible, the Honourable Eugene Hamilton, says Director of the Department, Celia Christopher while appearing on the radio and television show “Working for You” on January 13.
Mrs. Christopher said that she also had the opportunity to work with the former Minister of State responsible for Gender Affairs, the Honourable Wendy Phipps and got full support from her as well.
“I’ve gotten full support where gender concerns are conveyed to Honourable Minister Phipps,” she said. “As a matter of fact, she goes out of her way to ensure that we meet all our obligations.”
The Director of Gender Affairs said that Minister Hamilton ensures that he keeps in touch with the department and has arranged a meeting between the Department of Gender Affairs on Nevis and on St. Kitts to ensure that both are on the same page.
“You have two islands, but you have one country. So we met, exchanged views, we are making sure that everything is in order and I must give him his credit for that,” she said. “He is the one who is going to take our concerns to Cabinet and the Department of Gender Affairs really got the support from both ministers.”
-30-
Wednesday, June 17
Trending
- Saint Kitts and Nevis Reaffirms Commitment to the United Nations Charter at Commemorative CARICOM Signing Ceremony
- FIVE BILLS FOR SECOND READING IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ON THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2026
- DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER HANLEY ENCOURAGES STUDENTS TO PURSUE CAREERS IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY AND OTHER EMERGING FIELDS
- THE DISCOVERY CENTRE, GOVERNMENT AND THE STAR FOUNDATION TEAM UP TO OPEN NEW PEDIATRIC THERAPY FACILITY TO EXPAND SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
- Saint Kitts and Nevis Participates in High-Level CARICOM Retreat to Strengthen the Caribbean’s Collective Voice at the United Nations
- Prime Minister Drew to Attend High-Level Meetings in Belgium and Climate Mobility Forum in Germany
- WATER CONSERVATION CRITICAL AS SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS RECORDS 44 PERCENT RAINFALL DEFICIT
- METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES WARN OF PROLONGED DROUGHT CONDITIONS DESPITE ONSET OF RAINY SEASON

