I write this article not to be pedantic but to highlight two issues that could become a recipe for fatal …
A Recipe for a Few Fatal Accidents
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 …
Our Education Is Simply Outmoded and Outdated
In opening this debate, I believe our school system must cater for all our youngsters, even those not academically proficient, …
The Fallacy of “President” Juan Guaidó is Over
(The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States and the OAS. He is also a Senior Fellow …
We cannot condone Wrongs and expect Rights!
These days, all you hear is about “Rights”, human rights, gay rights, the right wing and also prisoners’ rights. All …
Welcome to the year 2023!
“I hope that in this year to come, you make mistakes. Because if you are making mistakes, then you are …
Should the PM allow himself to be duped
I remain an avid member of the diaspora and continue to monitor my St Lucia. I am a firm believer …
The Caribbean and the World in 2023
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) welcomed 2023 with high expectations that relaxation of most restrictive COVID-19 protocols will allow the region …
2022 – A Year Like None In A Time Like Never
Global events of 2022 included the lingering effects of COVID-19, growing costs of Climate Change, the unending proxy war in …
Wishful thinking makes old habits live from year to year
At the end of each year, we look forward to and for each other and hope that some of the …
Can’t Wait to Say Goodbye to 2022
“What the New Year brings to you will depend a great deal on what you bring to the New Year” …
Region needs United Front to Challenge Disparity from Foreign Policies
There’s something quite savvy and forthright about Saint Lucia’s Tourism Minister – particularly, concerning his outspoken jibes on the nature …
How Caribbean views of the FIFA World Cup differed from Saint Lucia to Guyana
Following the 2022 FIFA World Cup was an unforgettable experience for all who watched, from everywhere. With no Caribbean Community …
Archbishop’s Christmas Message
Brothers and sisters in Christ, we have come full circle, a journey of 365 days, to another celebration of the …