On March 17, 2024, forty deserving Saint Lucians were conferred the Order of Saint Lucia and Long Services Awards at …
Prime Minister Pierre Congratulates 2024 Investiture Honourees
Saint Lucia and France Strengthen Cooperation
Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre and Minister for the Interior and Overseas Territories of the Republic of France, Gérald Darmanin …
Noise Levels at Entertainment Centres to be Regulated
Saint Lucia will soon have a regulatory procedure in place to deal with the volume levels of music emanating from …
US$13M Beachfront Boarding School Set to Open for Caribbean Students
Caribbean students will soon be able to attend one of the world’s leading educational institutions right here in the region. …
Sandals Foundation and Sandals Corporate University Spearhead Regional Empowerment Sessions to Inspire Inclusion
In a decisive move to strategically engage, listen to and empower young women across the Caribbean, the Sandals Foundation partnered …
SLNT on damage to artefacts
The Saint Lucia National Trust wishes to express its extreme concern regarding recent reports of damage, destruction and removal of …
MSME Loan-Grant Facility Project Extended to April 2
Amid plans to expand the Medium and Small Micro Enterprise (MSME) project, Commerce Minister Emma Hippolyte has reported favourable success …
Former Prime Minister is New Deputy Speaker
Former Prime Minister Dr. Kenny Anthony is the new Deputy Speaker of the Lower House of Assembly. Dr. Anthony was …
VFSS, SJC EMERGE WINNERS AT ISLAND CHAMPS MEET
VIEUX FORT Comprehensive Secondary School (VFCSS) and St. Joseph’s Convent are the winners of the 2024 1st National Bank Island …
SLNCA / Sandals U19 Cricket into Qualifiers
THIS season’s SLNCA /Sandals Under19 Cricket Tournament continued last weekend, with some gritty performances and exciting results. Jonathan Daniel hit …
Haitians Living in Limbo While ‘Friends’ Dance to War Drums!
HAITI continued exploding this week, with clashes between paramilitary groups and police in what some describe as ‘a tense calm’ …
Why are the world’s richest nations so interested in dirt-poor Haiti?
WHILE the suspense continues and Haitians continue living in limbo, Washington is again using its age-old carrot-and-stick Monroe Doctrine policy …
We must dare to be different, or pay a price for the difference!
RECENTLY, I found myself reconnected to the tourism trade, an area that I had spent many a year in direct …
Lent: A time for Forgiveness and Reconciliation
At the start of the Lenten season, Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Castries, Gabriel Malzaire, invited members of the faithful, …
Future Creatives Should Not Count on Saint Lucia if They Want to Score the Walcott Prize
“IF you have passion, there is no need for excuses because your enthusiasm will trump any negative reasoning you might …
What makes a Minister so special?
Many members of the SLP criticised the former administration for attempting to run government like a business, but we often …
Producing Fruit (Pt. 4) — Galatians 5:22
My wife is one of the most hopeful and determined human beings I know in this entire world. She is …
CDB Funded Project to Benefit Saint Lucians
Saint Lucians are to benefit from a grant of USD749,619 from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) to the Water and …
Is Transport Ministry Failing to Carry Out its Duties?
IS the Ministry of Transport failing to carry out its duties properly, so much so that it is partly responsible for accidents being caused in the country?
Casimir Selected as Chair of Council for Youth and Sports Leaders in the OECS
Youth and Sports Minister Kenson Casimir has been selected as the Chair of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States’(OECS) Council …