I have no doubt in my mind that there is a lacklustre approach to law reform in St Lucia. There …
Law Reform in St Lucia: A Lethargic Approach
Change we must. We just can’t afford not to!
“Can we afford not to change? Can we see or get better results if things are done in the usual …
Pick Sense Out of Nonsense
DEAR EDITOR, After three and a half years since the Chastanet administration assumed office the opposition and their cohorts remained …
Travis Chicot Speaks Out
IT was a powerful statement from Travis Chicot, Head of the Welfare Association which brought home to many St Lucians …
(ICYDK): Blood is always thicker than water!
YOU would have thought that by now certain realities just don’t change, one being that in all that matters, blood …
Lions and Asses
I COULDN’T believe it when I saw it. I had to it read again. Then I looked at his picture …
Will CARICOM Unity Survive Jamaica? Part 2
I ended my first article in this series with four questions, each of which I will offer my own answers …
Only CARICOM countries can divide CARICOM
The meeting between U.S. Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, and the Foreign Ministers of seven Caribbean countries, gave rise to …
Young Performers Hit the Mark in Tribute to Sir Derek Walcott
ON Friday 17th January 2020 at the Cultural Center, Barnard Hill, Castries, the lyricism of Sir Derek Walcott was creatively …
Harsher punishments for criminals can serve as deterrant for potential criminals in our society
“Those who commit crimes in our society must be swiftly arrested, fairly tried, harshly punished, and held to proper restitution …
We must begin to believe in ourselves!
All over the Caribbean — and to a certain extent the rest of the world — it is usually sportsmen …
Blood Testing Woes
MADAM EDITOR, What is happening with blood testing in Saint Lucia? I have been to the Gros Islet Polyclinic on …
Give Credit Where it is Due
Dear Editor, I think it’s important sometimes to give credit where it is due. I was so pleased to see …
Mia Mottley: A Breath of Fresh Air to CARICOM and the Caribbean at Large
“If our leaders’ interests are truly focused on human resources and their development, coming together and strengthening our presence on …
The January 2020 US-Caribbean Pegasus Parley: Will CARICOM Unity Survive Jamaica?
WILL Caribbean Community (CARICOM) unity survive the latest round of successful divide-and-rule tactics by Washington in its continuing quest to …
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL STARTS TODAY WITH THE WORLD WATCHING: Is President Trump a Dead Man Walking?
PRESIDENT Donald Trump’s formal political trial starts today, with ‘Impeachment Managers’ from both sides of the senatorial aisle expected to …
Renewed Vision
THERE is something special about the start to the year 2020; not only because it marks the start of a …
WANTED — A 2020 Caribbean Conversation on Criteria for Elections Candidates
THERE are always elections every year in Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and in 2020 polls are due in six: Belize, Guyana, …
Have We Sold our Hearts to the Devil for a Few Dollars More?
“While we build castles in the sky and propose development to impress the rest of the world and satisfy the …
Preventing Childhood Obesity – Schools and Policymakers are Responsible too
CHILDHOOD obesity is preventable yet, 1 in every 4 children in Saint Lucia is overweight or obese. While it is …