Listwa Kannaval Lecture Reflects Saint Lucian Identity, Culture and Language
The discussion formed part of the return of Listwa Kanaval, held on June 10 under the theme “Rhythm, Authenticity, and Identity: Does Our Music Define Us?” The event featured a presentation by academic Dr Ronald
Government Extends Tax Amnesty to 2027, Waives Interest and Penalties on Outstanding Taxes
Officials hope the latest extension will encourage greater compliance while boosting government revenue collection.
Saint Lucia Issues Travel Advisory as Health Authorities Heighten Ebola Preparedness Measures
In a release on June 9, Medical Officer for Health, Dr Glensford Joseph, confirmed that the World Health Organization had taken formal action under the International Health Regulations.
Authorities Prepare State Funeral for Sir Neville Cenac as Nation Pays Tribute
Prime Minister Philip J Pierre, speaking on the national loss, described Sir Neville Cenac as a figure whose public life spanned multiple senior roles in national governance.
Press Release: NWU & SAINT LUCIA TOURISM AUTHORITY TO MEET TUESDAY
In this forum the parties will attempt to establish procedures and a protocol that will chart the way forward during future industrial engagements.
SALCC Honours Dame Pearlette Louisy with Building Renaming on 80th Birthday
The ceremony brought together educators, government officials, students and well-wishers to celebrate a woman whose contributions to education and national development have spanned decades.
Prime Minister Highlights Legal Constraints in Crime Fight, Reaffirms Commitment to Police Training and Reform
Speaking during a pre-Cabinet press briefing on Monday, June 8, 2026, the Prime Minister addressed ongoing public debate about crime control, enforcement gaps, and the limits of legislation when tested in the courts.
Police Defend Fair Enforcement of Tint Regulations Amid Public Debate on Traffic Law Compliance
The matter was raised during a recent police press briefing, prompting senior law enforcement officials to reiterate that traffic laws are applied uniformly across all categories of motorists, regardless of status or institutional affiliation.
Elderly Castries Man Missing Since Tuesday; Family Appeals for Public Assistance
Hyacinth suffers from dementia, a condition that can affect memory, judgement and orientation, raising concerns for his safety and well-being.
Eastern Caribbean Countries Explore Stronger Laboratory Networks to Improve Disease Surveillance
The initiative seeks to align national laboratory systems with the International Health Regulations (IHR) and Universal Health (UH) framework, with the ultimate goal of improving disease surveillance, outbreak detection and emergency response capabilities throughout the
Tapion Hospital Pioneers Genomic Sequencing Service to Transform Cancer Care and Personalized Medicine
Saint Lucia has taken a major step forward in modern healthcare with the launch of an in-house genomic sequencing service that is already helping doctors identify more effective treatments for cancer patients and advance the
Saint Lucia-Cuba Friendship Association Highlights Cuba’s Struggles at Solidarity Gathering
The event provided an opportunity for the association to share experiences from a recent visit to Cuba and outline ongoing fundraising efforts intended to provide humanitarian assistance to communities affected by shortages and economic hardship.