Dutch government develops stricter rules for official Facebook use
The Dutch national government is developing a framework that would require agencies to justify official Facebook use and address privacy risks.
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12 storiesThe Dutch national government is developing a framework that would require agencies to justify official Facebook use and address privacy risks.
Government says IVSA is working with Altus Communication and Website Design to review procedures and develop a public services website.
The Government of Sint Maarten said IVSA has started individual and workplace assessments before a team-development phase.
KPSM says a man was found with severe upper-body injuries and no signs of life after a Bush Road crash on Monday 2 November.
ANGLEC announced on Friday 30 October that its October fuel surcharge reached EC$1.20 per kilowatt-hour.
Republic Bank (EC) Limited’s holiday loan promotion offers approved customers a chance to win from more than 1,500 prizes.
A Toronto presentation detailed on Monday 2 November promoted both sides of the island as airlines list 22 weekly winter flights.
Canada’s transport regulator approved Porter Airlines for scheduled international service on 29 October, but no St. Maarten route has been announced.
St. Maarten joined the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show through Destination Hub, which also took part in September’s Monaco Yacht Show.
Audit Team St. Maarten says auditor Mariana Fleming completed the final examination required for Dutch RA registration in October 2026.
Caribbean children’s author Tamara Leonard led two reading and storytelling sessions for 25 Grade 3 pupils in October.
Thirty seniors joined Foresee Foundation’s free online safety workshop on Saturday 31 October, led by cybersecurity expert Erik Jan Koedijk.
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