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St Helena goes live at annual UK gathering
A live video link is being set up between St Helena and the Reading Sports – the annual gathering of St Helenians in the UK. Enterprise St Helena is inviting people on the island to book two-minute slots to send greetings … Continue reading
Island begins push for South African tourists and investors
Saints may be losing their head start as potential investors in St Helena’s hoped-for tourism boom. Enterprise St Helena has been briefing journalists in South Africa on the potential of the island, with 43 months to go until the island’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Enterprise St Helena, investment, Matt Joshua, Merrill Joshua, South Africa, St Helena, St Helena airport, Stuart Planner, tourism
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Matt heads to Reading Sports to lure Saints back home
Saints attending the annual Reading Sports day in the UK will be encouraged to consider moving back to St Helena to be part of its hoped-for economic transformation. Matthew Joshua of the Saint Connect project is heading for UK to attend … Continue reading
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Tagged Enterprise St Helena, Matt Joshua, Reading Sports, Saint Connect, St Helena, St Helena Association
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Marley stays cool in the shades
Marley’s the name and cool is the game. That’s Marley as in Bob, the music legend. Waggae music, I think they called it. I’m working on the dreadlocks: just gimme time. Now it’s all very well these Saints wearing their … Continue reading
























