Last Updated on October 26, 2026, 11:54 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The St. Kitts Tourism Authority (SKTA) had paid a glowing tribute to the General Manager at the ZIZ Broadcasting Corporation, Saju N’g’Alla who passed away after two strokes. The organisation has shared that the departed individual was an important part of the country’s tourism sector. According to the SKTA, he was a storyteller, a connector and a true friend of tourism.
N’g’Alla was a member of the St. Kitts Tourism Authority as a Public Relations Manager. The organisation shared a statement paying tribute to Saju. The people called him more than a colleague. He was a member of the SKTA family.
For several years of his career, he was responsible for bringing the island and its stories to the rest of the world. The officials have shared that the work done by Saju has brought the nation significant positive attention.
As the Public Relations Manager, he was responsible for shaping how the world saw the tourism authority and the Ministry of Tourism. The officials have shared that during his career he brought a number of fresh video concepts.
He was also responsible for building strong relationships with the members of the media. Also in his career, he served in the position of the Chair of Media Management for the St. Kitts Music Festival.
The officials from the SKTA highlighted that the departed individual had the unique talent for turning professional contacts into genuine friendships. He brought journalists to the island and guided the coverage of the events in the island. He was responsible for ensuring that the people leave the island with a story that is worth being told.
The stakeholders in the local regional and international community knew him to be approachable, generous and sincere. According to SKTA, Saju made people feel valued and opened the island up for the world.
He made the nation proud and made the connections that remain operational even today, in the aftermath of the death of the leader, the family, friends and loved ones of the community and the tourism stakeholders across the island. He helped in shaping how the world sees the federation and his contribution for the promotion of the island will continue to have positive impact on the country, departments and people who worked with him.
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