THE St. Lucia Labour Party (SLP) is calling on the government to show transparency in the Desert Star Holdings (DSH) …
SLP Wants DSH Transparency: Says last week’s presentation by developer not a discussion
Youth Cricketer Dies In Road Accident
PRESS RELEASE – POLICE are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of Nick Elibox, as a result of a vehicular …
Horse Racing Track By October
WORK has recommenced on the horse racing track in Beausejour, Vieux Fort after a hiatus of several months and could …
Gros Islet Pre-School Deemed Unsafe
Ministry of Education Issues Deadline For Relocation of Students LAST Wednesday was the deadline given to the administration of Gros …
Taiwan To Help RSLPF
HAVE the Taiwanese stepped in to fill the void left by the withdrawal of the Americans where the training of …
US$48 Million In CDP Funds Left
SOME US$48 million is left to be spent under the Constituency Development Programme (CDP), according to Prime Minister Allen Chastanet. …
Dialysis Unit Opens
DESPITE the Owen King European Union Hospital (OKEUH) not being fully operational as yet, a significant milestone was achieved on …
‘I’M VERY CONFIDENT’ – Chastanet Says, About St. Lucia Getting Off EU Blacklist
A PROCESS has started that could very well see St. Lucia being removed from the European Union’s (EU) blacklist as …
Sir Derek Lecture Draws Low Turnout
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ARTISTIC Director of the Boston University’s Playwright’s Theatre, Kate Snodgrass, on Tuesday evening delivered this year’s Sir Derek Walcott Memorial …
Government Ministers Appeal To Motorists To Be Cautious As Car Crash Kills Two
THE car crash last Saturday morning that claimed the lives of two promising teenagers is still causing ripples across social …
Flu Season On
IT’S flu season in St. Lucia and St. Lucians have been asked not to panic as many have reported coming …
Stiffer Penalties For Child Abuse
CALLS for a toughening of laws dealing with child sexual abuse, improper conduct of persons in high positions, child maintenance, …
Labour Questions Dialysis Unit Commissioning
COULD a political cloud be hovering over the move by government to commission the dialysis unit at the Owen King-EU …
Vehicular Accident Claims Two Young Lives
A vehicular accident early Saturday morning has claimed the lives of two promising young men. Unconfirmed reports indicate that national …
COOKIN’ UP A STORM! Food & Rum Festival Inspires The Next Best Chefs
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THE positive feedback from the recently-held Food & Rum Festival seems to be so overwhelming that more fanatic foodies from …
Vieux Fort Carnival Deteriorating – Inadequate Sponsorship Hurting Event, Band Leader Says
A CARNIVAL band leader in Vieux Fort is hoping that the recently-elected executive committee of the Vieux Fort Carnival Association …
FOOD & RUM FESTIVAL SCORES – Organizers Pleased With High Standards Set
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THE Food & Rum Festival which ended last Sunday has organizers buzzing about how great and exciting it was. The …
Egg Shortage Issue Being Laid To Rest?
ONE of the biggest poultry farmers in St. Lucia says the shortage of eggs during the Christmas season will continue …
Sir Neville Sworn In, But Controversy Surrounding Governor General Post Grows
EMMANUEL Neville Cenac is St. Lucia’s new Governor General, the seventh person to occupy that position. He was sworn in …
Fisher Folks Upset About Late Payments (Updated)
FISHER folks in the south of the island say they are fed up with the constant delay in their payments …