In the past thirty-odd years since HIV/AIDS took root in our societal discussions, there have been many advances on the …
Fighting The HIV/AIDS Battle
A Nod, If Not A Bow
FOR several months now the ruling Labour Party government has faced pressure and public condemnation over the state of the …
More Than Just Water
WITH several millions of dollars now being invested to make the island’s water more readily available, one can only hope …
Early Signs of Christmas
CHRISTMAS might well be five weeks away but the early signs of the festive season are already evident. The plethora …
The Rape Scourge
No one can ignore the continuously deteriorating crime situation in the country. In recent times, we have had to cope …
It’s Not Over Yet
ALMOST everyone who witnessed the damage that last weekend’s inclement weather left in its wake would concur that the situation …
What Price A Life?
Increasingly these days, questions are being asked about the value that we place on life in this country of ours. …
The Rapes We Never See
THE prevalence of rape in Saint Lucia is a serious matter not only for the victims and their families but …
Cancer – The Fight Goes On
Is most heartening the way the campaign against breast cancer has taken root in St. Lucia. Indeed, breast cancer awareness …
Name The Candidates
THE ruling Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) is just one month away from celebrating four years into its current term …
Challenges For The Government
THE ruling Labour Party is currently under severe pressure and the effects are beginning to show. Whether it is Prime …
Who Will Be Top Cop?
GETTING the United States to lift sanctions against Saint Lucia with respect to access to training by local police officers …
Death of a Toddler
THE death of a toddler from “severe brain damage” while in the care of grownups—a father and step mother—has understandably …
Time To Step It Up
THAT Saint Lucia has been cited in a Yahoo! article entitled “The Caribbean’s Most Dangerous Cruise Stops Will Surprise You” …
Dirty Castries
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COULD a letter to the Minister of Tourism from a disappointed visitor to the island become the catalyst that will …
Diplomacy Not At Work
THE media in this country will always be called out by politicians and other public officials for one thing or …
Stop The Excuses
“SHOCKING” is hardly adequate the word to describe what continues to play out at our forensic laboratory, a still infant …
A Public Disservice
Of all the laws on this country’s books, there must be a few that speak to enforcing public safety and …
A Serious Charge
Is this a joke? Did we hear it right? That the Prime Minister and the President of the Senate, two …
No Petty Crimes
WITH housebreaking being among the most committed reported crime on the island, more definitely needs to be done on homeowners’ …