Weekend of Bloodshed Pushes Saint Lucia’s Homicide Toll to 40 as Families Mourn and Communities Fear More Violence
The violence began on Saturday evening when 24-year-old Joel Mercier was shot in Marchand. According to relatives, Mercier and his brother were returning home after a football game when gunmen opened fire. He was rushed
Jawahir Eyes Fisheries Modernization and ‘Green Revolution’ to Boost Food Security
Speaking during the June 29 pre-Cabinet press briefing, held in observance of Fisherman's Feast, the minister said the government is committed to strengthening the blue economy while introducing what she described as a "Green Revolution"
Mount Pimard Public Beach Park Opens, Expanding Public Access and Opportunities for Vendors
The project forms part of the government's wider effort to develop modern public recreational spaces that benefit both residents and visitors, while encouraging sustainable tourism and orderly commercial activity.
Seven Contestants Sashed for Miss Royal Saint Lucia Police Force and Allied Services 2026
The contestants represent the Central Police Station, Criminal Investigations Department, Immigration North, Immigration South, Police Band, Praedial Larceny Unit and the Scenes of Crime Unit. Organizers say the pageant is intended to celebrate the professionalism,
King Defends Borrowing for Sir Julian R. Hunte Highway, Says Delay Cost Saint Lucia a Decade
King made the remarks during debate on a parliamentary resolution authorizing the Minister for Finance to borrow US$833,500 from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) to finance consultancy services for a feasibility study and detailed designs
One Dead, Three Wounded in Separate Weekend Shootings
Police said officers attached to the Anse La Raye Police Station responded to a report of a shooting in Jacmel shortly after midnight on Sunday, June 28.
Sea Moss Farming Initiative Strengthens Livelihoods and Coastal Management on Saint Lucia’s South Coast
The initiative focuses on supporting sea moss farmers in Savannes Bay, Vieux Fort while introducing better spatial planning measures to reduce user conflicts and enhance sustainable production.
NIC Marks 10 Years of Sneaker Day with Renewed Call to Combat Chronic Diseases
Communications Manager at the NIC, Shervon Alfred, said the initiative was launched a decade ago after the organization recognized the growing burden that chronic illnesses were placing not only on the country's healthcare system, but
Parliament Debates EC$49.5 Million New Borrowing as Government and Opposition Clash Over Fiscal Strategy
Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Philip J. Pierre, told Parliament that the motion was grounded in provisions of the Public Debt Management Act and formed part of routine financing operations to meet government obligations.
Press Release: Prime Minister Pierre Extends Condolences to the Government and People of Venezuela Following Devastating Earthquakes
On behalf of the Government and People of Saint Lucia, Prime Minister Pierre expresses profound sorrow at the reports of significant casualties, injuries, and destruction resulting from this natural disaster.
Snake Sightings and Bite Cases Rise as Officials Warn Public to Remain Vigilant
Speaking on the issue, Jawahir said the Ministry of Agriculture has been engaging directly with residents in affected areas, particularly in Tetchiman, where concerns about snake activity have intensified.
Health Ministry Warns Against Buying Ozempic and Other Prescription Drugs from Unauthorized Sources
Chief Pharmacist Astrid Mondesir warned that while many individuals are seeking treatments to improve their health and manage conditions such as diabetes and obesity, patients should only obtain prescription medicines through authorized healthcare providers and