In St. Lucia, we talk about the escalation in killings and the state of criminality on island but fail to …
As long as we keep seeing and saying nothing, change won’t happen!
“The Joke Ends Here: Stress, Stigma and Suicide in the 758”
Would you like to hear a joke? The punchline ends with your mental health. For far too long in Saint …
A Working Government’s Achievements – Part 1
In the four years since it came into office in July 2021, the St. Lucia Labour Party administration of Philip …
“Chip in with Taiwan” for Global Peace and Prosperity
Today, the world faces mounting uncertainties and challenges—from prolonged conflicts and democratic backsliding to economic coercion and disinformation campaigns. Authoritarian …
Helen’s Plea for Climate Justice before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) | PART 1
1. Opening — Why Helen Had to Plead It is no secret that Saint Lucia, like many other Small Island …
Why Would Saint Lucia’s PM Rush to Ring the Elections Bell?
Funny things always happen in Caribbean elections politics, but perhaps the most-hilarious to date is how Saint Lucia’s Opposition United …
By Their Words (and deeds) You Will Know Them…!
At a recent meeting of the United Workers Party (UWP), its leader, Allen Chastanet, told members and supporters in attendance …
Ministry of Education Serves TKO in Debate over Children’s Hair
Let me first start by applauding the Ministry of Education on a rare progressive policy- yes shocking right- their seeming …
Tourism on Bended Knee
Saint Lucia’s tourism industry, a critical pillar of the nation’s economy, is facing a serious decline, and the government’s mismanagement …
A Case for Caribbean Action on Mental Health
Mental health is no longer hidden in the margins of public life, whether in Europe, North America, or the Caribbean. …
Guyana and Jamaica Elections Offer Big Lessons in Caribbean Politics Today
Two elections in three days only happen every Blue Moon in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), so the results from Guyana’s …
The irony of growing old!
Life can be described in three phases. The first is growing-up as a youngster, the second is finding the means …
An Exposé for the Ages at World Expo 2025
Sustained people-to-people contact through tourism, study and business exchange programs, is often emphasized as helping to shape public opinion, and …
Guyana’s 2025 Elections: Covering the Continuing Coverage
Covering the coverage of Guyana’s 2025 Presidential and Regional elections was an interesting journalistic and observation exercise, as the continental …
Why States should isolate Netanyahu – not antisemitism, world peace
I am a diplomat with over 40 years of experience. My first instinct is always dialogue: bringing adversaries to a …
Empty vessels make the most noise!
This is the season when various persons, both new and old, are putting their hands up to be possible political …
Truth Versus Spin: Replying to Pascal’s ‘Chastanet Trust Problem’
In response to Stephen Lester Pascal’s article, Allen Chastanet’s Trust Problem, published in The Voice on August 22, 2025, this …
The Elephant in the Room: Journalism and Credibility in Saint Lucia
Today, we confront the elephant in the room—journalism. This conversation arises in light of the controversy surrounding a female journalist’s …
Baron Foods bottling Saint Lucia globally with flavours and pride
A mix of nostalgia and anxiety reigned in Vieux Fort on August 21, when the Baron Group of Companies Inc. …
Gutter Politics and Other Optics of Deceit ― Politics 101
Let’s be clear about this. Political Parties (and candidates), especially around election time(s), desperately want your vote. Why? To win, …