(The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States and the Organization of American States. He is also …
In Praise of a Black Caribbean Woman
Countdown 21 — Policing the Impact of IMPACS on the Police Vote
IT’S the final weekend and just one day left before registered voters flock to polling stations to cast their ballots …
My Message for Monday: Just Vote Well…
By next week Monday night, we will all know who won the race. We will know if money won over …
In the Politics Of Saint Lucia – Will it be Continuity Or Change?
“To thine own self be true.” Shakespeare I am writing this column with a prayerful mind, in the hope that …
COUNTDOWN 21 — Election Ole Mas: State of Emergency Carnival Variant
IT used to be that by now, with candidates nominated, manifestos presented and less than a week to Election Day, …
Playing the Numbers Game when Only One Figure matters!
ELECTIONS excite everyone everywhere, whether for local or national government or top posts requiring people’s votes like Premiers and Prime …
Cuba could help US normalise relations
(The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States and the Organization of American States. He is also …
Much ado about ‘Independent Labour’
Independent candidates have participated in most Saint Lucia elections since the British allowed the majority of Saint Lucians to qualify …
The Perfect ‘Lucian’: Go with the flow and don’t disturb the Status Quo
THERE is a common trend of behaviour that seems to be what categorizes us as ‘Lucians’. We frequently agree to …
Too Many Influencers Have Lost Their Voices!
MATTHEW 6:33 “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness; and all these things shall be added …
Focus on Education
AS we close the curtains on another academic year, we have much to reflect on. The year commenced in September …
The Electorate Must Judge Administrations by Performance Not Propaganda
THE election date has been set and as usual, the public is now confronted with the truth, untruth, and reality. …
Good Governance: Seeking a Paradigm Shift
THE terms “governance” and “good governance” have been used increasingly in our society today. But what exactly do these terms …
Me, My Family — and My Two-First-Sons…
My long and colourful life story can be complicated or easy to understand, depending on how you see or look …
2021 Election Speedometer Part:1 Counting the days – and the numbers…
In 16 days, voters will head to the polls in the island’s first General Elections under COVID and the 10th …
Wanted: A Solution to Close the Growing Employment Gap Following the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all aspects of people’s lives. Clearly, no one has escaped its effects, which unfortunately for …
Steve Squanders Thirty Years of Political Capital
Many St. Lucians are likely to class today’s political news as surprisingly important, but between you and me, what happens …
Finally, we are headed to the polls!
“Leadership is not about the next election, it’s about the next generation.” Simon Sinek The announcement of our upcoming general …
St. Lucia Electricity Services: The Crown Jewel of Utilities in St. Lucia
I think it is fair to say that the St. Lucia Electricity Services is the crowning jewel of utility companies …
Is Crappo about to smoke our pipe?
When I heard the ages of the most recent suspects in two murder cases, I was taken aback. And to …