Chamber-WASCO Talks Focus on Strengthening Water Supply and Infrastructure
The session provided an opportunity for business leaders to engage directly with officials, raising concerns and seeking clarity on plans to modernize systems and ensure a more reliable supply.
Two Gun-Related Killings Recorded Within Six Hours in Saint Lucia
Saint Lucia has recorded two gun-related homicides within a span of approximately six hours, with both victims identified as men in their forties.
Community Initiative Credited with Easing Gang Tensions in Castries
Castries Central MP Richard Frederick says the effort, launched one year ago, brought together rival groups at a time when violence had begun to disrupt daily life, particularly for students.
Tribe of Twel Unveils Bold, Multi-Generational Vision for Carnival 2026
The highly anticipated unveiling offered a first look at the band’s evolving vision, blending global inspiration with the signature energy of Saint Lucian Carnival, while highlighting the work of local designers, artisans and performers.
Ease of Doing Business Forum Targets Bottlenecks, Calls for Action-Oriented Reform
Held under the theme “Breaking Barriers, Enabling Business,” the forum aimed to generate practical solutions to persistent inefficiencies, while strengthening collaboration to boost entrepreneurship, attract investment and improve national competitiveness.
Jazz en Vierge Set for Return with Expanded Cultural Focus and Legacy Initiative in Micoud
In addition to its signature reggae and jazz performances, the event will place greater emphasis on heritage and local entrepreneurship. Central to this is the debut of the “Experience Micoud” Legacy Project, alongside a curated
Hills & Valleys Inspirational Jazz Opens Season with Final Free Concert in Bexon
The event, which forms part of the wider Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival calendar, continues to grow in scale and popularity, blending inspirational music with community engagement.
Laborie Community in Shock After Early Morning Killing
The incident has shaken the usually quiet southern community, with family members and neighbors struggling to come to terms with the sudden loss.
Industrial Action Looms at Millennium Heights Medical Complex
In a letter dated April 8 and addressed to Labour Minister Emma Hippolyte, the union indicated that its members intend to withdraw their services from 8:00 a.m. on May 9, 2026.
Youth Month 2026 Launched with Call for Empowerment and Opportunity
Held under the theme “Jénès en Aksyon: Learning, Leading, and Thriving,” the month-long observance will feature events organized by youth groups and community organizations nationwide.
Pastor Ben Defends Gospel Presence at Jazz Festival Amid Criticism
The discussion has been sparked by criticism from some within the Christian community regarding “Kingdom Night,” a gospel-themed event featured on the festival’s calendar.
Pierre Urges CARICOM Unity Amid Cuba Crisis and Regional Tensions
Speaking on April 7, Pierre said the regional bloc remains aligned on providing assistance to Cuba, where worsening fuel shortages have intensified economic and social pressures.











