On October 27, 2026, the Public Entity Saba held its official Oath of Office Ceremony on Tuesday, October 27, welcoming 13 employees as they formally affirmed their commitment to public service, integrity, and the people of Saba.
The ceremony marked a special milestone, as it was Island Governor Jocelyn R. Levenstone's first time officiating at an Oath of Office Ceremony since assuming his role as Island Governor of Saba.
The Oath of Office represents an important step in an employee's public service journey, symbolizing their commitment to carrying out their duties with professionalism, honesty, accountability, transparency, and respect. These values were also emphasized during the employees' onboarding session, where they learned about the organizational structure of Public Entity Saba, their rights and responsibilities, and the importance of integrity in public service.
The following employees took the Oath of Office:
Kim Manders – Pedagogical Employee
Rasida Samira Riasat – Pedagogical Employee
Carina Wilson – Pedagogical Employee
Darren Johnson – Security Officer
Denver Smith – Youth and Family Counsellor
Dirk Wolters – HR Advisor
Adrian Johnson – Assistant Animal Handler
Deandre Levenstone – Assistant Animal Handler
Curlian Thomas – Pedagogical Employee
Andrea Estefania Ladino Zuluaga – Pedagogical Employee
Soraya Jetten – Pedagogical Employee
Maxime Van Diemen – Legal Advisor
Jade Every – Junior Policy Advisor
The ceremony served as a reminder that working in public service is more than fulfilling a job description. It is a responsibility to serve the community fairly, uphold good governance, and maintain the trust of the people of Saba.
The Public Entity Saba congratulates all 13 employees on this important milestone and wishes them continued success, professional growth, and fulfilment in their respective roles as they contribute to the development and well-being of the island.
