New Gros Islet Police Headquarters Opens as Part of Independence Anniversary Celebrations
The state-of-the-art complex will house specialized units and newly trained officers, reflecting sustained national investment in modern security infrastructure.
Health Officials Pilot New Health System to Test Universal Coverage Framework
At the center of the effort is the rollout of a Health Management Information System pilot, spanning key public and private institutions, including the Millennium Heights Medical Complex and St. Jude Hospital.
Saint Lucia Honours Olympic Champion Julien Alfred with Commemorative Stamp
It is the smallest token of appreciation, but it carries the weight of a nation’s pride. Saint Lucia has officially cemented the legacy of its Olympic champion, Julien Alfred, with the launch of a commemorative
Dry Spell Deepens Concern as WASCO Urges Households to Boost Water Storage
At a press conference on Wednesday, representatives from the Water and Sewerage Company Inc. outlined the challenges confronting the sector, as climate pressures and reduced rainfall continue to strain already limited resources.
Statistics Officials Complete Major National Survey to Strengthen Data-Driven Development
The survey, conducted by the Central Statistical Office in collaboration with the Ministry of Equity and supported by UNICEF, gathered nationally representative data from 3,040 households through a scientifically selected sample.
In-House Medical Unit at Bordelais Strengthens Prison Healthcare and Eases Hospital Burden
Officials say the development will improve access to care for inmates and staff, while reducing pressure on public hospitals in the south of the island.
Central Statistical Office Launches Upgraded Redatam Platform to Expand Access to National Data
Bert Collymore, Information Systems Manager at the Central Statistical Office, explained that the platform has strong regional roots.
Prime Minister Dismisses Police Commissioner Rumors, Warns Against Damage to Reputations
“There has been no decision, there has been no decision on the appointment of the Commissioner of Police,” the Prime Minister stated.
Viral Schoolyard Scuffle Sparks Debate on Youth Behaviour, Parental Responsibility
The incident that occurred last week, on Bridge Street, Castries, stemmed from a disagreement between the student and a security guard within a HomeGoods store in the capital.
Fatal Boat Strike and Regional Tensions: Prime Minister Pierre Confirms Loss of Lives in Caribbean Waters
Prime Minister Philip J Pierre, on Monday, February 16th, during a press briefing, confirmed that people lost their lives, but said official details surrounding the incident remain limited.
Saint Lucia Reports Strong Cruise Arrivals as Peak Season Approaches
“The cruise arrivals increased by 11 percent. That is one of our best Januaries ever,” Minister Hilaire said.
FRC Launches Inaugural Kweyol Spelling Competition to Advance Official Language Status
Organisers say the competition is more than a showcase of spelling ability. It is part of a broader effort to build momentum towards having Kweyol formally recognised as an official language.