In this, the final part of the two-part commentary, I continue to highlight the contributions of the early pioneers who …
Tribute to the Titans of Commerce (Part 2)
The Governor’s Palace: A Symbol of Abuse of Power and Corruption
The recent revelation of the construction of a EC$22 million palatial residence for the Governor of the Eastern Caribbean Central …
We need to start looking inward
I was pleasantly surprised when I heard the present Minister of Agriculture mention the need to have bananas become a …
ELECTION HORSES OFF! Protecting Victories and Reversing Losses
With General Elections officially 16 months away, Saint Lucia’s two major political parties have launched their campaigns. The ruling Saint …
Performance Management [Part 3] | Benefits of an effective Performance Management System
A performance management system is a structured framework that organizations are expected to use to assess and enhance employee performance. …
The OAS Needs a Leader, Not a Battleground
The campaign for the position of Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS) has been tainted by misinformation …
Independence in Dependence: Now is the time! (Pt. 6)
FEBRUARY is significant to several Caribbean Community (CARICOM) nations. Grenada and Saint Luca observed Independence anniversaries on February 7 and …
Letter to the Editor
Mr. Editor, Recently, Jamaica found itself in a difficult position, having to push back against an advisory by the United …
Unfair Fuel Pricing in Saint Lucia – Breaking Down the Numbers
Fellow Saint Lucians, We’ve been taken for a ride, and it’s time to demand answers! For 9 years, our government …
What a Welcome National Turn-Around
Not too long ago, Saint Lucians were accused of not having any National pride. Everybody enjoyed the holidays related to …
Why the U.S. Should Strengthen Trade Ties with the Caribbean
A rules-based international trading system has long been a foundation of global commerce, providing stability, fostering investment, and ensuring fair …
Independence in Dependence: ‘A banana a day’ can go a long way! (Pt. 5)
Saint Lucia has historically depended on its banana industry, which, like in Dominica, Grenada and Saint Vincent & The Grenadines, …
Independence in Dependence: Towards A Better Life on A Shared Planet (Pt.4)
As Saint Lucia observes its 46th Independence Day today, the mix of fun and glitz, pomp and ceremony promises to …
A Broken Promise: The Untimely Payment of Salary Increases to Public Service Workers of St. Lucia
In a move that is more insulting than insulting, the Government of Saint Lucia has finally announced the payment of …
Some promises are only meant to comfort fools
How many of us have been promised help and support from loved ones and those we consider friends, but when …
Independence in Dependence: Agendas for Republicanism (Pt. 3)
Saint Lucia’s 46th Independence Anniversary holiday weekend will again feature citizens and guests observing the usual and traditional high points …
Return of A Carnival of And for The People!
I am a carnival reveller and every year I get the chance to dance and prance to melodic rhythms produced …
CARICOM Nations Should Respond Together to New U.S. Policies
Two Executive Orders issued by U.S. President Donald Trump have sparked concern across the Caribbean, much as they have in …
Hardship On The Horizon
Within a week of returning to office, US President Donald Trump unleashed a series of “America First” policies that have …
USAID: Different Faces and Different Strokes for Different Folks in Different Places!
The 64-year-old United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has seen more ups than downs in its six decades of …