Pierre Tours Halls of Justice Site, Highlights Progress on National Projects and Readiness for Nomination Day
Standing alongside project officials, Pierre expressed strong approval for the progress of the Halls of Justice development.
RSLPF Officers Set to Cast First Ballots Ahead of General Election
According to Assistant Police Commissioner Dr Mashama Sealy, this system ensures that essential security personnel can vote before taking up their nationwide duties on election day.
UWP Intensifies Criticism of Commissioner Verne Garde and Government’s Crime Strategy
Last weekend, former national security minister Hermangild Francis renewed his concerns about leadership within the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force, questioning the government’s succession planning.
Tourism Officials Highlight Urgent Need for Mid-Range Hotels
The issue took center stage at the SLHTA Tourism Enhancement Fund’s final Chef’s Table luncheon, where industry leaders reviewed current trends and investment gaps.
Government Rewards Saint Lucia’s Doctors With New Benefits and Appointments
Speaking at Monday’s press briefing, the prime minister confirmed that all practicing physicians employed in the public sector will receive duty-free concessions when purchasing a vehicle.
Music Rights at the Forefront this Election Cycle, ECCO Says
The Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights (ECCO) Inc. is urging artists and broadcasters to comply with copyright requirements to ensure they receive the full benefits of their work.
Medical and Dental Association Displeased with SJH Non-Consultation
While the organization welcomes the completion of the building, it is pressing for a swift commissioning and greater inclusion in key decisions regarding the facility.
Chastanet Raises Operational Concerns about St Jude Hospital
He argues that the facility remains incomplete and incapable of serving patients, raising concerns over the government’s handling of millions spent on the project.
CDF Trains Future MCs in Two-Day Workshop
The final session brought together veteran emcee Gilroy “Ezi” Hall and communications specialist Barbara Jacobs Small, who guided participants through a mix of performance technique, self-awareness, and professional development.
Edward Urges Saint Lucian Students in Morocco to Uphold National Pride
The minister emphasized that while the students are adults and pursuing personal goals, they carry the weight of representing their country abroad.
Saint Lucia Gears Up for High-Stakes Election as Independents Enter the Fray
With eleven independent candidates officially in the running, the upcoming vote promises a competitive contest against the two dominant parties. Behind the scenes, the Electoral Department is intensifying preparations to ensure a smooth, fair, and
Christian Council Urges Saint Lucians to Approach December 1st Election as a Sacred Duty
In a moving national address, Archbishop Gabriel Malzaire underscored the moral weight of the electoral process and called on both voters and candidates to uphold the highest democratic principles.