The Caribbean faces a new and urgent threat: weaponized drones in criminal hands are rapidly proliferating into the hands of …
Weaponized Drones Could Threaten Caribbean Security: Early Action Necessary
What Future for Caribbean Water?
Water is Life! True, but how true is Humankind’s understanding of those three simple words that have such profound effect …
Time to assess the reasons why we are who we’ve become
Our island home is going through a period in our history where more and more questions are being asked as …
Why Saint Lucia Must Vote for Change
Saint Lucia stands at a crossroads. The promise of good governance, transparency, and security that once inspired hope has been …
Rickey Singh Defended to Death Journalists’ Lifelong Right to Write for Rights!
I came to know of Rickey Singh in the mid-1970s, following his writings when the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), not-yet a …
“You Forwarded It — You’re Part of the Problem”
The sweet adrenaline. The excitement from being first. They need to share, to dissect and critically assess positions…
We must avoid being caught with our pants down!
Sometimes I wonder what we really want and am left baffled when I read and listen to a lot of …
“Meme Bete Meme Pwell”
The recent state visit of Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to St. Lucia has sparked intense debate across the island, …
OECS to update CARICOM this weekend on Nigeria leader’s visit and prospects for deeper Africa-Caribbean ties
Saint Lucia’s Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre and his regional counterparts are heading to Jamaica for Sunday’s formal opening of …
Haiti Is Bleeding—And the Caribbean Cannot Look Away
Haiti continues to wallow in deep crisis as criminal gangs entrench their violent control over nearly 90 per cent of …
Desperation On The Other Side
Let’s have some fun with a guessing game. Here’s a statement for you: “…and when the tide is against them, …
Knowing What We Believe
“For us there is but one God, the Father, from Whom all things came and for Whom we live; and …
Castries: A City for Pigeons, But None at Pigeon Point?
Castries has many defining features — the hustle of the market, the colonial-era buildings, the sea breeze curling through the streets…
African Roots of a Caribbean Odyssey of Occultism in the Age of Internet | Part 3
It was always just a matter of time before Saint Lucia’s political opposition, ahead of an election it can’t see …
A Closer Look at Education Reform: Are Our Children Ready for the Future?
In a rapidly changing world defined by artificial intelligence, climate change, and a global knowledge economy, a pressing question…
Caribbean-Africa Ties Can Grow From OECS Leaders’ Summit With Nigerian President in Saint Lucia
The attention of the Caribbean, Africa and the world is on Saint Lucia this weekend, as the island hosts Nigerian …
Shame – A Government Playing Politics with Lives
As the 2025 hurricane season intensifies, the people of Piaye and Roblot in Choiseul-Saltibus, along with residents of Bexon in …
Cathedrals of Exclusion: How the CPEA Reinforces Class in Saint Lucian Education
It is ironic that as I sat in one of the Cathedrals of Saint Lucian education,Saint Mary’s College,SMC that I …
Is the Layman’s Logic Logical?
Every now and then I am amazed by what I hear and not only do I find the conclusions ludicrous, …
Poverty & Peace: The Invisible Equation | A Saint Lucian Introspection on Life in China – Part 2
The United Nations has long explored the intricate relationship between Poverty and Crime by highlighting how socio-economic disparities both contribute …