Nation Bids Farewell to Sir Neville Cenac as Family Reflects on Faith, Politics and Enduring Legacy
The funeral service, held on June 19, brought together national leaders, dignitaries, and members of the public in a tribute reflecting Sir Neville’s long and complex contribution to national life. Family members delivered deeply personal
Chief Nutritionist Urges Saint Lucians to Use Caribbean Foods as ‘Powerful Medicine’
The message forms part of activities marking Nutrition Awareness Month 2026, as the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Nutrition continues its campaign to encourage healthier lifestyles under the theme, "Healthy Eating, Active Living: Promoting Caribbean
Business Leaders Urged to Close Saint Lucia’s ‘Execution Gap’ at Strategy Summit
The forum, themed around strategy-led execution, was co-hosted by Return on Investment Consulting, the Saint Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, Cascade Strategy and Strategy Management Group.
Chastanet Says UWP Will Decide His Future, Vows Never to Turn Against Party
Speaking candidly during an appearance on DBS Television's Newsmaker Live last week, Chastanet acknowledged that the UWP is undergoing an internal assessment of the factors that contributed to its electoral loss and insisted that he
Government and Community Partnership Delivers Renewed Hope for Elderly Labayee Resident
The initiative, which brought together the Ministry of Equity, the Saint Lucia Social Development Fund (SSDF), the Zion Seventh-day Adventist Church and residents of the community, has been hailed as an example of how partnerships
Nutrition Awareness Month Launched with Call to Embrace Healthy Caribbean Eating
Observed under the theme "Healthy Eating, Active Living: Promoting Caribbean Foods as Medicine," the initiative seeks to raise awareness about the vital role nutrition plays in maintaining good health while encouraging the public to rediscover
Joy St. Omer Laid to Rest as Mourners Call for End to Gender-Based Violence
Among those present was her three-year-old daughter, as family, friends, classmates, and community members struggled to come to terms with a life described as full of warmth, promise, and compassion, but cut tragically short.
Education Minister Calls for Parental Responsibility as Debate Intensifies Over Social Media Access for Minors
The issue was raised during a June 15 pre-Cabinet press briefing, coming against the backdrop of the United Kingdom’s decision to ban social media use for children under the age of 16.
Family, Government Officials Pay Final Respects as Sir Neville Cenac Lies in State
The solemn observance provided Saint Lucians with an opportunity to honor the life and legacy of one of the country's most distinguished public servants, whose contributions to national life spanned decades in politics and public
SLHTA Calls for Stronger Utility Resilience as Tourism Growth Increases Pressure on National Services
The issue featured prominently during the SLHTA’s Annual General Meeting on June 17, where stakeholders discussed the growing demands being placed on water, energy and other essential services by both tourism expansion and the effects
TVET Skills Project Concludes With Graduation and Exhibition at School of Innovation and Technology
The programme, implemented in collaboration with the Commonwealth Local Government Forum (CLGF), provided structured training across several vocational disciplines designed to enhance employability and entrepreneurial potential among students.
Saint Lucia and Arsenal Forge Five-Year Sports and Tourism Partnership
The agreement, announced by the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority on Tuesday, will run from 2026 to 2031 and is expected to position Saint Lucia as a regional hub for football development while opening new pathways