SIX teenagers, three males and three females are in police custody assisting police with their investigations into the discovery of …
Police Arrest Six Teenagers – Arrests Follows Pierrot Man’s Death
Cabinet Secretary Denies Being Fired
Phillip Dalsou, Acting Cabinet Secretary in the Office of the Prime Minister, has denied reports circulating on social media that …
CCC Targets Vending Huts
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THE Castries Constituency Council (CCC) has plans to remove vending huts from Jeremie Street it built some years ago as …
Chastanet Disputes DSH Claims
PRIME Minister Allen Chastanet continues to deny claims being made by many as it relates to the conditions of the …
Shooting Spree Condemned
CASTRIES East MP, Phillip J Pierre, has denounced the recent spate of violence in his constituency and elsewhere on the …
P.M. To Labour: ‘You Snooze, You Lose’
COULD the members of the opposition, Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) be suffering from a case of sour grapes? According …
SLP Lauds Protest March
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THE Opposition St. Lucia Labour Party (SLP) has described the turnout at last Wednesday’s protest march in Castries as “testimony …
Product Development Key – SLHTA Prez
PRESIDENT of the Saint Lucia Hotel and Tourism Association (SLHTA), SanovnikDestang, said local and international guests at hotels are becoming …
‘WE WANT JOBS!’
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THE chanting refrain from participants at a solidarity march on Wednesday afternoon in Vieux Fort as they marched along the …
Musiq Soulchild, Etana For ‘Roots & Soul’
JAMAICAN reggae sensations Christopher Martin and Etana as well as American crooner MusiqSoulchild will be featured on the line-up of …
Protesters March For Regime Change
HUNDREDS of supporters joined the St. Lucia Labour Party (SLP) in its first protest march against the Allen Chastanet government …
US$130m Hotel For Black Bay – Farmers To Be Relocated
THE proposed US$130 million Black Bay Hotel will be a huge boost to the economy in the south, said both …
CCC CLEARS OUT
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THE Castries Constituency Council (CCC) over the weekend kept to their promise of tackling the issue of vendors who have …
‘Soleil’ Falls Flat
THE first festival under the Soleil brand which ended on Sunday – Saint Lucia Jazz Festival — did not have …
DEBATE DELAYED – House Adjourned Until June 20
THE unexpected protraction of the debate on the Appropriations Bill has sparked discussion across the country as to the merits …
Regional, International Media Here For Jazz
SOLEIL – Saint Lucia Summer Festival is garnering interest from a number of regional and international media houses. Saint Lucia …
US Priest Told To Shut Up Or Ship Out
The father of the island’s Prime Minister has issued a blatant threat to an American Catholic priest who recently took …
Rivas Apologizes
HIS Grace Archbishop Robert Rivas says the Catholic Church is not against the Desert Star Holding (DSH) project and that …
MEDIATION DRIVE ON
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THE Supreme Court of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) yesterday launched a mediation campaign to allow Saint Lucians …
‘NOTHING POLITICAL’ – Archbishop Rivas Defends Church’s Statement
THE Government and the Catholic Church will meet for the second time next week to map out a way forward …