Saint Lucia records four consecutive years of CSEC improvement, but mathematics remains a concern
Registrar of Examinations Patterson Abraham, in a press conference on Thursday, said the 2026 results show continued progress in student performance, although mathematics remains a significant challenge for the education system.
Calypso stakeholders push for stronger industry body
The initiative is being driven by tent leaders and other stakeholders who believe the industry requires a representative umbrella organization capable of supporting artists and developing carnival music beyond the annual season.
St Joseph’s Convent welcomes new Form 1 students
The orientation marked the beginning of what will be a five-year journey for the students, with the school encouraging them to embrace the opportunities available both inside and outside the classroom.
NSDC launches free skills programme to help unemployed men access opportunities
The MALES Project, which stands for Men Advancing in Life through Education and Skills, is set to begin in September and will provide training in areas including plumbing, electrical installation and air conditioning.
WASCO begins major northern waterline upgrade
The project involves active works from Bonne Terre Gap towards WASCO Station A in the vicinity of the Bank of Saint Lucia in Gros Islet, with construction expected to continue beyond that point.
Pierre signals possible review of Saint Lucia’s minimum wage
Saint Lucia’s national minimum wage currently stands at EC$6.52 per hour, but Pierre has stressed that the rate should not be viewed as a permanent figure and suggested that future adjustments could include different rates
Vieux Fort workshop promotes breastfeeding knowledge and confidence among mothers
The initiative formed part of activities marking Breastfeeding Awareness Month under the theme, “Breastfeeding for a Sustainable Start in Life: Strengthen What Works.” It is part of wider efforts to promote, protect and support breastfeeding
Pierre briefs Trinidad and Tobago PM on CARICOM Secretary-General reappointment dispute
Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has held discussions with Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar on the ongoing regional process concerning the reappointment of CARICOM Secretary-General Dr Carla Barnett, as the matter moves towards
Police say Shakadan Daniel death investigation nearing definitive conclusion
Police Commissioner Verne Garde provided the update during a recent press conference after reporters pressed the police leadership for information on the progress of the closely watched investigation.
Press Release: WAGE INCREASE FOR FINANCE WORKERS
The following is a press release from the National Workers Union (NWU): PRESS RELEASE WAGE INCREASE FOR FINANCE WORKERS Workers employed with the St. Lucia Mortgage Finance Company Limited (SMFC) will now benefit from a
Chastanet acknowledges leadership questions as UWP confronts post-election crisis
Speaking at a UWP press conference on August 25, Chastanet admitted that the party's internal structures require attention and said members must carefully consider how any changes are introduced.
SRDF rejects Sulphur Springs sewage claims, says waste system is properly managed
SRDF Administrative Manager Cyril Saltibus said the organisation has systems in place to properly manage wastewater and has recently installed a new treatment facility as part of ongoing upgrades to its properties.