NCOPD Calls for Increased Consultations to Frame Disability Policy
The initiative, led by the Ministry of Equity has been hailed by the National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities (NCOPD) as a defining step toward building a more inclusive and equitable society.
CDF Launches Mizik 2025 to Commemorate Fallen Musicians
Speaking at the launch, CDF Communications Director Kendal John said the upcoming production would be “even bigger and better,” reflecting the country’s deep appreciation for its musical icons.
Anse La Raye Bridge Project Enters Crucial Phase with Installation of 20-Ton Concrete Girders
Officials describe the stage as both technically demanding and symbolic of major progress, with the project now 65 percent complete and on track for completion by late December.
Family in Mourning After 23-Year-Old Gunned Down in Marc, Bexon
According to family members, Edward was rushed to the OKEU Hospital by a private vehicle but later succumbed to his injuries. His sister, who spoke with the press anonymously, recounted the harrowing experience of learning
Hilaire Responds to Chastanet’s Carnival and Culture Proposals
Speaking on Monday, Hilaire criticized what he described as misinformation in Chastanet’s statements and hinted at upcoming government initiatives aimed at supporting Saint Lucia’s elderly population.
Pierre Announces Revival of Rock Hall Housing Project
Speaking at Monday’s press briefing, Pierre revealed that the project, funded through the Citizenship by Investment Programme (CIP), has now received full planning approval and cabinet endorsement, setting the stage for construction to begin soon.
ESL Hits Back at “Fake Seamoss” Claims, Defends Local Industry
CEO Sunita Daniel has dismissed the accusations as an attempt to undermine the country’s growing seamoss industry and confirmed that the agency is taking steps to defend local farmers and the nation’s reputation.
Caribbean Praised for Integrity in CBI Programmes
Professor Dr. Kristin Surak, who delivered the 27th Annual Sir Arthur Lewis Memorial Lecture hosted by the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) in St. Kitts and Nevis on the evening of Wednesday, November 5th, said
Prime Minister Announces December 1 Election Date
“Confident that we have delivered what we had promised and the need to carry on with the normal business of government, today I advise the Governor General to dissolve the Parliament of Saint Lucia tomorrow,
Regional Experts Confront Miscarriages of Justice at 9th Caribbean Medicolegal Symposium
The three-day symposium, held under that theme, features experts from across the globe exploring how science and law intersect in the courtroom, and how error, whether human or procedural, can erode confidence in the justice
Laure Opens Up About Struggles, Mental Health, and the Need for Courage in the Force
Appearing on NewsMaker Live on Wednesday, Laure spoke openly about the emotional toll of advocacy, the fear among officers to speak out, and the critical importance of unity, professionalism, and mental well-being within the Royal
Fire Service Grants Safety Approval for St. Jude Hospital Ahead of Reopening
The facility has been declared fully compliant with modern fire safety standards, marking one of the final steps before management receives its official certificate of operation.