‘Dual Citizenship’ or ‘Citizenship by Investment’. Call it what you want, but in the end, it’s all about passports for …
Feuds over dual citizenship
Saint Lucia continues to uphold dangerous and discriminatory laws against marginalised populations
Saint Lucia – a former British Colony which attained independence in 1979; maintains its adopted constitution that continues to discriminate …
Let’s swim together, lest together we drown!
The world has long awoken to the foolishness of such policies and principles implementing painful punishment at schools in the …
More talk, more opinions and different points and view
All of a sudden, every other person is a Talk Show Host. The media, as well as social media, both …
Today and Yesterday
I was really put out by the recent act of terrorism in New Zealand. A finer place to live and …
Ban of Styrofoam is a good start!
I had the pleasure of meeting a doctorate student on my flight on the way home from St Lucia to …
Knowledge is a Prerequisite to International Affairs Discussions
Debating issues of national interest is important, but we need to raise the bar in terms of the participants surrounding …
Hoax phone calls continue despite bomb scare arrest
A case of selective application? The first thing that came to mind when an arrest was made regarding the recent …
Playing the Arts
I WILL continue to lament what passes for art in Saint Lucia. A few months ago I submitted an article, …
US President insists on keeping all options on the Venezuela table : Does The Donald have a Tropical Trump Card?
WITH The Donald looking like he’s gearing-up to play Russian Roulette with Venezuela, the casino-owning mogul is playing his Caribbean …
CARICOM UNITY – Illusion or reality
Guest Commentary FOR decades there have been attempts by various nations to band together and form a unified approach to …
Where does CARICOM stand on Venezuela Crisis?
The Venezuelan crisis does not threaten to split the leadership positions of the United States, Great Britain, or that of …
As the Brexit debate draws to an end, the unanswered question remains: Will Theresa see May?
Call it ‘The beginning of the end’ or ‘The end of the beginning’, the past one thousand days of Brexit …
15 reasons why the world press ignored Trump’s meeting with Caribbean leaders
The Caribbean’s media spent the entire weekend fruitlessly scouring the world’s media for news on what came out of Friday’s …
The Residual Fallout of Recognition, Ambition, and Disappointment
SHANE Felix appears articulate, determined and bitter but our investigation reveals a part of the problem. Leslie Fontenelle and Shane …
I Beg to Differ
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Dear Prince Charles, THANKS for coming to see us recently. We appreciated your visit, particularly at this auspicious time in …
A Wounded Individual Limps Along
AS the chickens come home to roost all the false propaganda spewed by Richard Frederick has been brought to light …
Is Week of Solidarity Enough to Fight Racism and Racial Discrimination?
THURSDAY March 21st to Wednesday March 27th, is the week declared by the United Nations General Assembly to be the …
AN ENDURING CARIBBEAN CULTURAL DILEMMA — Pain as Punishment: Discipline or Violence?
‘SPARE the rod and spoil the child.’ That’s what today’s Caribbean grand-parents grew-up learning and practicing, which they taught and …
Tourism: Bounty for the privileged?
THE number one industry on the island is a Cash Cow for those who already have, while the nationals wait …