Press Release:Minister Richard Frederick Proceeds on Annual Vacation Leave
This temporary assignment is in keeping with the Government’s established practice of ensuring continuity in the administration of ministerial responsibilities whenever ministers proceed on annual vacation leave.
New Sir John Compton biography aims to inspire young Saint Lucians
The book traces Sir John's journey from his early years to his role in shaping modern Saint Lucia and forms the first instalment in a new series celebrating national heroes.
St. Jude Hospital denies reports CEO dismissed, rejects claims of financial investigation
In a statement released on July 23, the hospital said it was clarifying the situation to ensure the public received "accurate and verified information."
Five-year-old killed in Vieux Fort crash as road safety expert urges proper child restraints
The victim has been identified as Kervil Lawrence, a kindergartener at Piaye Combined School.
RSLPF thanks officers and public for safe and incident-free Carnival Parade of the Bands
In a statement issued following the two-day celebrations, Assistant Commissioner of Police Albert Charlery said the Commissioner of Police and the Force's Executive recognized the dedication of officers who worked throughout the event.
Xuvo crowned Band of the Year as CPMC announces official 2026 Carnival results
The results were unveiled during a press conference on Wednesday, July 22, where CPMC Chairperson Tamara Gibson congratulated the winners across the various judging categories, including Ole Mas, J’ouvert, Parade of the Bands and Road
CDF launches Emancipation 2026 with call to honor ancestors and shape the future
The observances will officially begin on July 24 at Serenity Park with a symbolic ceremony centred on remembrance, before culminating in the main Emancipation Day activities on August 1.
Port Police Chief warns of rising bribery attempts as trafficking methods evolve
Speaking on emerging security threats at Saint Lucia's ports this week, Chief of Port Police Kennedy Francis said the challenges facing border security have changed dramatically over the past four decades, requiring law enforcement to
Government to establish Commission of Inquiry into Anse Cochon marine collision
The announcement was made on Wednesday, July 22, by Press Secretary Melissa Paul, who said the inquiry will examine the events surrounding the collision involving two vessels, which claimed the lives of at least two
Leaders Express Grief as Search Continues Following Fatal Anse Cochon Marine Collision
According to the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force, the collision occurred at approximately 11:55 p.m. on Saturday, 18 July, involving the vessel Ocean Angel and the pirogue Mango Tours.
CSO embarks on major modernization drive to strengthen Saint Lucia’s statistical system
Saint Lucia's Central Statistical Office (CSO) has launched an ambitious modernization initiative aimed at transforming the organization into a National Statistical Institute, strengthening the country's ability to produce reliable data for policymaking and national development.
CXC revamps School-Based Assessments as AI transforms education
Under the new approach, traditional SBAs will be replaced with examination-based assessments in a number of subjects, while practical and skills-based disciplines will continue to use coursework as part of their final evaluation.