The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) made history at the 7th Summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), …
China and CARICOM in the Year of the Rabbit
United Workers Party Says: Investigate SLP Wrongdoers As well
During his recent New Year’s Address, Prime Minister Pierre again announced his government’s intention to appoint a special prosecutor to …
Why break laws and still beg The Law for justice?
On our law books are hundreds of laws, some designed to avoid conflicts, some old and nonsensical, some that need …
Say or do what is necessary now or forever hold your peace!
“We improved the environment in which our children live, learn and play by decreasing crime and clamping down on abuse …
The Open School on Improving Student Achievement in Mathematics (Lesson 2)
WELCOME students to another week in the Open School for the Second term for the academic or school year 2022 …
Economic inequality at the root of protests: Police brutality not the answer
(The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States and the OAS. He is also a Senior Fellow …
Nobel Laureates, National Heroes, Freedom Fighters and Saint Lucians Worth Honouring
Approaching 44 years since W. Arthur Lewis became the first Saint Lucian to win a Nobel Prize and 31 years …
African EXIM Bank’s CARICOM Outreach and South-South Trade Reversing the Middle Passage?
Saint Lucia has joined its Caribbean Community (CARICOM) partners in embracing the African continent, with wider eyes on new prospects …
Am I Spinning Top in Mud?
After writing for so, long it sometimes seems to me as if I am carrying a heavy cross on my …
The Political Times are Changing
I predict this is going to be a very eventful year for St Lucia, politically. I believe that the people …
Accountability in Government: An Urgency for Government
In a previous article in March 2020, I stressed that our nation has been grappling with a number of issue …
A Brighter Future Beckons for Oil Dorado!
Guyana opened 2023, still as the world’s fastest-growing oil-based economy, but even without Oil & Gas also ranked as the …
A Recipe for a Few Fatal Accidents
I write this article not to be pedantic but to highlight two issues that could become a recipe for fatal …
Abolition of works permits: an example for regional integration
(The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States and the OAS. He is also a Senior Fellow …
Saint Lucia: Bearing the Brunt but Breathing Better!
The global economy is in veritable tatters and nations rich and poor, big and small, everywhere, are reeling under unprecedented …
We must change our mindset, or woe be unto us all!
The purpose of revolution is to effect change and in most cases one has to fight to achieve such glory, …
The Open School on Improving Student Achievement in Mathematics
WELCOME students to the Open School for the Second term for the academic or school year 2022 to 2023, and …
Open letter to the Prime Minister: Frustration at the Highest Order
On behalf of the residents of Cap Estate, Bonne Terre and the entire chain of hotels in the north we …
A rewarding 2023 depends on each of us!
“All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.” Walt Disney It is two weeks …
Tasting and Testing the Bitterness of Sweet Drinks
It’s easy to mistake the recent announcement by Saint Lucia’s Ministry of Education of the temporary suspension of the ban …