In the private sector, you cannot tell an institution how to run their business, but when it comes to Government-run …
It’s Not Only About Changing Governments…
CSEC Examinations 2021: Congratulations to CXC
SCHOOLS have been reopened in St. Lucia for the commencement of the third and final term in the academic year …
Should we Compare Saint Lucia with Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago?
NOT too long ago, St. Lucia’s Ambassadress to the Diaspora was featured in the news expressing her disappointment over the …
The Failures of Adherence and Political Bias
THE forty-seven new positive Covid cases remain of concern to all St. Lucians, but it also remains a stark reminder …
Tell Your Story- Speak Your Truth!
“The only thing that’s keeping you from getting what you want is the story you keep telling yourself.” Tony Robbins …
African and Indian Descendants are Equal Claimants to Caribbean Heritage and Culture
MAY has much for many, including a long list of International Days – from May Day to Mother’s Day, World …
A storm brewing over Haiti at the OAS
(The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States and the Organization of American States. He is also …
Elections Later than Sooner, but Within 90 Days After Extension
IT is now clearer than ever that the next General Elections in Saint Lucia will be held later than expected, …
I thought I knew what Democracy was, but apparently, I was wrong…
We live in a time when free speech and personal opinions are suppressed and curtailed. Criticism can be subjective or …
The Bystander Effect: A Social Phenomenon
QUITE recently, a student attending the Grand Riviere Primary School was struck by a vehicle in the Corinth area. According …
The Distasteful Aspects of Social Media
POLITICAL operatives and party members who believe in propagating false information will one day pay a high price for this …
COVID 19 Continues To Ravage Nations
“BE fast, have no regrets… If you need to be right before you move, you will never win”, said Mike …
Ode to ‘The Professor for the Poor’ – Venezuela’s Afro Caribbean Hero
I WAS quite taken aback — in pure Shock and Awe, like all who knew him — when I heard …
Building a resilient and inclusive global health system together—Taiwan can help
The threat that emerging infectious diseases pose to global health and the economy, trade, and tourism never ceases. Pandemics can …
Small states might benefit from the rivalry of large states for 21st century dominance
(The writer is Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States and the OAS. He is also a Senior Fellow …
Whatever happened Yesterday, The UWI will still be there Tomorrow!
WHENEVER I sang along when the song ‘Silence is Golden’ played on our radio at home while growing-up in Faux-a-Chaux, …
Don’t count on ‘Hope’, it was just a motor boat!
I try my best to make sense of what I read and listen to these days, as it is becoming …
The future has never been more unpredictable!
“IN the times of uncertainties, it is best to focus on ‘what we can control’ and just drop ‘what we …
The Realities of Discreet Governance
ST. LUCIA was way ahead of the pack when it came to keeping the COVID situation in check up to …
The cost of being poor
Every now and then, unfortunate events reveal unfortunate realities that cause unfortunate decisions that do not redound to good fortune …