The absolute tripe that has been spewed on political platforms over the past decades as it relates to crime was never going to solve anything…
Crime: Maybe The Governments Got It Right
DIVISIONAL HEADQUARTERS: Upgrading Traffic Management in the Northern Community
IN response to the increase in business and economic activity within the northern community, authorities are mobilising resources to effectively manage…
CAPP Conference Explores Evidence-Based Practices for Sex Offender Management, Crime Reduction
The Caribbean Association of Probation and Parole (CAPP) concluded its second annual conference yesterday, bringing together representatives from 13-member countries …
Saint Lucia’s National Hydro-Meteorological Policy: A Trail Blazer in the Region
Saint Lucia is set to lead the way in the region as it takes decisive action to enhance its national …
Cops Apprehend Suspect in Postal Package Drugs Bust
Police have arrested and are prosecuting an individual implicated in the trafficking of a significant quantity of cocaine, which was …
Government Expands Provision of First-Generation Full Scholarships
The government is awarding over 50 first-time scholarships as part of its strong commitment to ensure that every household in …
Youth Development Practitioners Achieve Level 4 CBET Certification
Eight dedicated Youth Development Practitioners have successfully completed the prestigious Level 4 CBET Certification, significantly enhancing their critical training skills. …
ESL Celebrates Lucian Artistry at CARIFESTA XV
Saint Lucia delivered a dynamic presentation at CARIFESTA XV in Barbados, and the production team, along with its actors, musicians, dancers, artists…
“We’re Not Voting”: Tet Morne Residents React to Road Neglect
Residents of Tet Morne, Choiseul, express their frustration and disappointment over the neglect of their community’s road infrastructure…
Grand Activity: Renaming of Gros Islet Mini Stadium
Grand celebrations are set for this weekend, marking the official opening of the Gros Islet Mini Stadium, which will also host Semi-Professional Football League (SPFL)…
Julien Alfred and Aasia Laurencin Set to Compete at World Athletics Championship
Saint Lucia’s sprint sensation Julien “Juju” Alfred and hurdler Aasia Laurencin are set to represent the island at the World Athletics Championship in Tokyo, Japan…
Kings on Fire: Set for CPL Playoffs!
On Sunday, the St Lucia Kings will face off against the Barbados Royals as the challenge heats up in this season’s CPL series in Bridgetown, Barbados…
From Player to Whistleblower: Alvina Francis Charts a Bold Path to FIFA Refereeing
Alvina Francis, a 22-year-old Saint Lucian, charts a bold path as she transitions from player to referee…
Guyana’s 2025 Elections: Covering the Continuing Coverage
Covering the coverage of Guyana’s 2025 Presidential and Regional elections was an interesting journalistic and observation exercise, as the continental …
Viv La Wóz
The Laborie Playing Field came to brilliant life last weekend as the island celebrated the annual La Rose Festival…
Saint Lucia Hosts Groundbreaking Trade-Based Money Laundering Risk Assessment Workshop
The National Anti-Money Laundering Oversight Committee (NAMLOC), in partnership with the World Bank, is today hosting a landmark Trade-Based Money …
DSH Project Site Now an Unpleasant Sight
The site of Desert Star Holdings (DSH) project at Beausejour, Vieux-Fort, has been taken over by thick bushes, making it an unpleasant sight…
‘Rent To Own’ Caravans Soon Available
Vendors operating within the city circuit will soon have the opportunity to take advantage of ‘Lease to Own’ caravans, designed to streamline their operations…
SLHTA Calls for Stronger Renewable Energy Provisions in Proposed Electricity Act
The Saint Lucia Hospitality and Tourism Association (SLHTA) has welcomed Government’s efforts to reform the island’s energy sector…
Kings Set Sights on CPL Qualifiers
After a thrilling run of victories at home, including a record-breaking century by Tim Seifert, the St Lucia Kings are eyeing a top-two finish in the CPL standings…