Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has responded to what he perceives as attempts by the opposition United Workers Party (UWP) to …
PM Pierre: Opposition Forces Deliberately seeking to Sully Saint Lucia’s Image
All Set for two-day Serenity Park Jazz & Arts Festival
The island’s young singers and musicians will, tomorrow, start a two-day Jazz & Arts Festival when the second event of …
New Bloodlines to be Introduced into St. Lucia’s Livestock Sector to Enhance Food Security
On Friday April 19th, a contingent of technical officers from the Veterinary and Livestock Division of the Ministry of Agriculture, and the Unleashing the Blue Economy of the Caribbean (UBEC)…
‘Life in Colour’ Oozes Creativity
‘Life in Colour’, a visual arts exhibition at La Place Carenage is presently featuring a number of artistes (both known and unknown), and like the name suggests, is art in its most vivid form…
CARPHA Conference Tackles Violence Through Research and Evidence
Violence plagues the region and represents a huge burden on health systems and major economic costs to society. Violence as …
105-Year-Old Ms Iris Passes On
The Marchand community last week lost one of its oldest residents, Iris James, whose passing evoked sentimental emotions in the area…
Saint Lucia’ Ginger Production Gets Major Boost
Saint Lucia’s Ministry of Agriculture and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), recently collaborated to help …
ISSL Secretariat Plans for Upcoming Symposium
The Institute of Surveyors (St Lucia) Inc. has announced the convening of its upcoming Symposium, slated for May 15 and …
Funds to Assist with Upgrading Sports Facilities Approved by Legislators
At a Sitting of the House of Assembly, yesterday (Tuesday) the Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Economic Development,Youth Economy, …
Examining Newsweek reporting on China’s Presence in Antigua and Barbuda
Is it ever justifiable for journalism to fan the flames of geopolitical tension? This question arises after reading Didi Kirsten …
The Press will never be truly free until The Press owns The Press!
Friday May 3rd was World Press Freedom Day and UNESCO awarded its 2024 Press Freedom Prize to the journalists covering …
We drink all we hear like we never smelt the coffee!
MAY I start by saying that what we hear is not always what will happen. I listened to the budget …
A trip down memory lane
HAVING recently listened to the devastating effects of Covid on a number of US States by way of bankruptcies and …
2024-2025 Budget Appropriation Address: Liberation Day is Here — Part 1
Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre presented to parliament, the Estimates of Income and Expenditure and the Budget Appropriation Bill for …
Making Sense of it All
THE views I share here are solely mine and do not reflect the views of any entity with which I …
Pride (self-conceit, haughtiness) – Our Common Enemy Part 2
Luke 18:8-4 The prophet Isaiah’s description of his encounter with the vastness of the Almighty is fitting for our topic. …
Vieux Fort Carnival: Balancing Tradition and Safety
THE annual Saint Lucia Jazz Festival is in full swing, and when the music fades and the vibrant energy of celebration simmers down, the country seamlessly transitions into carnival mode…
Government Enacts Legislation to Attract Mega Investment Projects to Saint Lucia
Government sources state that investment interest in Saint Lucia is surging and Saint Lucian workers will be at the forefront of the upcoming developments…
Labour Day Celebrations Promote Equity for Workers
Addressing a gathering at an Open Session to commemorate Labour Day on Wednesday, Labour Commissioner Joseph Joseph reiterated the authorities concern that the Labour Act…
RSLPF Executes Multifaceted Operations in Jacmel
The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) yesterday engaged in diverse operations involving multiple departments as well as the deployment of resources from neighbouring territories…