Chronicles of a Chronic Caribbean Chronicler By Earl Bousquet If good sense prevailed last night, the Islamic State of Iran …
Tit-for-Tat is not Butter-for-Fat!
The Caribbean Is Being Forced to Reconsider Trade Dependence on the US
The Caribbean has not set out to loosen its trade dependence on the United States. It is being driven to …
LEVERAGING THE POSITIVES IN WESTMINSTER
By Cletus I. Springer There’s no question that the Westminster system has had a deep and lasting impact on governance …
Choosing Sandals for a Lifetime of Holidays
Two dedicated visitors to Sandals Resorts have shared their heartfelt appreciation for the experiences and hospitality they have received. On …
“Lame Duck Excuse” Says PM on Chastanet Budget Debate Walkout
Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre labeled Allen Chastanet’s reason for his budget debate walkout “a lame duck excuse.” PM Pierre, …
SLFA League Competition Delivers Thrilling Results
On Saturday, April 4, the SLFA Inc. Eastern Zone Boys Under 20 competition showcased some exciting matches at the Micoud …
Destinee Cenac Soars Higher as Team Saint Lucia Finishes 10th at CARIFTA Games
Destinee Cenac achieved a remarkable victory, winning gold in the Under-17 girls’ high jump, as Team Saint Lucia concluded this …
Sapphire Parks Shines at CARIFTA Aquatics Championships
Team Saint Lucia’s promising young swimmer, Sapphire Parks, captivated audiences at the recently concluded 39th CARIFTA Aquatics Championships held in …
Parks Powers to Six Medals at CARIFTA Aquatics
Sapphire Parks continued to stamp her authority on the pool on Sunday, April 5, delivering another outstanding performance at the …
Destinee Cenac Leaps to Gold at CARIFTA 2026
Destinee Cenac, just 16 years old, captured a brilliant gold medal in the Under-17 Girls’ High Jump final at the …
Naya Jules Secures Silver in U20 Women’s Pole Vault
Naya Jules Soars to 2.95m at CARIFTA 2026 Girls Triple Jump U20 Final
CARIFTA Aquatics Championships 2026
A Closely Contested Opening Day Sets the Pace in Martinique
CARIFTA Aquatics 2026: An Opening Ceremony Blending Protocol, Culture and Caribbean Expression
On Friday, April 3, the Stade Georges-Gratiant in Le Lamentin hosted the opening ceremony of the CARIFTA Aquatics Championships 2026. …
District 6: Champions of the Inter-District Primary Schools’ Sports Meet
This week, District 6 emerged victorious at the Inter-District Primary Schools’ Sports Meet, held at the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground …
Social Discourse : Moving Into the New Millennium Era with Purpose and Sensibility
As we embrace the New Millennium, the Caribbean, particularly Saint Lucia, is on the brink of transformative change. It’s crucial …
Time to Erect a National History Museum
I recently listened to a radio anouncer playing music done throughout the years, by various performers, and realized that it …
EASTER: THE MORNING THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING
By Thomas Roserie There are moments in history that do not simply pass—they echo. Easter is one of them. It …
A CASE FOR MORE CITIES
Saint Lucia lacks a legal framework that distinguishes cities from towns. As a result, urban areas like Gros-Islet and Vieux …
Still bowing to the crown? The question Saint Lucia refuses to ask.
By Daisy Anna St. Rose There is a peculiar silence that hangs over Saint Lucia whenever the question of the …
Tapion Hospital Introduces Advanced Transesophageal Echocardiography (TEE) Technology to Enhance Cardiac Diagnostics
Tapion Hospital is pleased to announce the addition of Transesophageal Echocardiography (TEE) to its growing list of advanced diagnostic services. …