Family renews appeal as search for missing Saint Lucian enters third month
Hyacinth has been missing since Tuesday, June 2, 2026, leaving relatives searching for answers and hoping that someone may know what happened to him.
Government holds fuel and cooking gas prices steady despite rising global oil costs
The decision was announced by Press Secretary to the Prime Minister Melissa Paul, who said the measure is intended to shield consumers from international price fluctuations.
Tourism Ministry helps Soufrière operators pursue certification and strengthen tourism product
The initiative brought tourism stakeholders together for a training session titled "Understanding Tourism Certification", held at the Cool Breeze Conference Room in New Development, Soufrière.
ICAR praises Government support for Emancipation Day celebrations
President of ICAR, Aaron Alexander, said the organization welcomed the increased prominence given to Emancipation activities under the current administration, describing it as an important step in preserving historical awareness and honoring the struggles of
Sargassum invasion threatens fishing livelihoods and coastal communities, fishers warn
Kaygianna Toussaint-Charlery of the Saint Lucia Fisherfolk Cooperative Society, in an interview this week, said the scale of the problem is becoming increasingly visible along the island's eastern shoreline.
Government expands investment in technical education with new equipment and compulsory training programmes
Minister in the Ministry of Education Danny Butcher outlined the initiatives during Thursday night's Saint Lucia Labour Party public meeting marking five years of the Government's tenure, describing the measures as part of a broader
CCJ President highlights legal uncertainty surrounding nuclear weapons at Jamaica lecture
The lecture, held under the theme "The New Freedom Lecture! No First Use of Nuclear Weapons: The Limits of Law?", featured President of the CCJ, Justice Winston Anderson, as the keynote speaker.
Government announces newborn grant details and appoints Acting Governor-General
The announcements were made during Monday's pre-Cabinet briefing by Press Secretary Melissa Paul.
Government launches pilot initiative to strengthen snakebite prevention and community safety
The collaboration forms part of preparations for the Community Snake Handlers Pilot Project, which will begin in Millet and includes a community clean-up scheduled for August 11, 2026, at the Tet Chime Community Center.
Nation pays tribute to Evaristus Jn Marie following his passing at 67
Jn Marie passed away on Friday, July 31, at the age of 67.
Marine Unit honors 32 years of service and remembers fallen officers during Tiller Day celebrations
The week-long observance included worship sessions, community outreach, public engagement activities and health initiatives, highlighting the Marine Unit's role beyond traditional law enforcement as it marked 32 years of service under the theme, “A Legacy
Rotary Club brings mobile dental clinic and donations to Holy Family Children’s Home
The initiative provided dental check-ups for the children while also delivering essential items and gifts on July 31, 2026, and helped reinforce the Rotary Club's commitment to improving the health and well-being of young people