Commissioner Garde Criticizes PWA President for Taking Internal Matters to the Media
Police Commissioner Vern Garde has expressed disappointment over the decision by Police Welfare Association (PWA) President Cameron Laure to take internal grievances to the public. His remarks follow Laure’s claim that the Prime Minister had
NH International Reports Strong Progress on New Saint Lucia Court Complex
Technicians from NH International say the construction of Saint Lucia’s new court complex is progressing rapidly, driven by strong local participation and technical expertise. Officials from the Trinidad-based construction firm held a press conference on
Senate Approves Two-Year VAT Exemption on Aircraft and Watercraft to Boost Regional Travel
The Senate has approved a government resolution granting a two-year exemption from Value Added Tax (VAT) on aircraft and watercraft purchases, a measure the administration says is intended to enhance regional connectivity and tourism competitiveness.
Officials Strengthen Financial Safeguards with National Risk Assessment Consultation
The Government of Saint Lucia is intensifying its efforts to combat money laundering and financial crimes through the country’s third National Risk Assessment (NRA) Consultation, held on Thursday at the Bel Jou Hotel in Castries.
Police Target Port Corruption and Firearms Trafficking in Ranks of Law Enforcement
The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force has launched a sweeping crackdown on organized criminal networks operating through the island’s ports, revealing deep-rooted corruption among a small group of employees aiding the illicit trade in guns
Ministry of National Security Clarifies Police Insurance Payments Are Current
The Ministry of National Security has moved to address circulating rumors suggesting that police officers’ insurance premiums were unpaid, assuring the public that all payments for the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force’s personal accident policy
Montoute Accuses Media of Bias Toward SLP Government
United Workers’ Party (UWP) spokesman, Lenard Montoute, has taken aim at members of the local media, accusing them of abandoning objectivity in favour of what he described as “supper time performances” for the ruling Saint
Casimir Denies Owning Crown Land or Property in Corinth
Member of Parliament for Gros Islet, Kenson Casimir, has strongly refuted claims that he owns Crown land in Morne Serpent or a house in the Corinth area. The MP addressed the allegations directly during a
House Debates Bill to Establish Regional CBI Regulatory Authority
The Parliament on Tuesday held a spirited debate on the Eastern Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Regulatory Authority Agreement Bill, marking a significant step toward harmonized oversight of Citizenship-by-Investment (CBI) programmes in the region. The Bill,
PLANNED MAINTENANCE ON NORTHERN NETWORK TRANSMISSION LINE – NOVEMBER 4, 2025
WASCO wishes to inform the public of planned maintenance on its raw water pipeline on Tuesday November 4, 2025. During this period, water pressure and supply to customers from Millet to Cap Estate will be
St. Helene, Norbert, Clash over Voters’ List Integrity
Electoral Department officials have responded to claims by UWP Micoud North candidate, Elisha Norbert, regarding voter registration irregularities. Last week Norbert had alleged that some active voters were being moved to the deceased registry, raising
Guarantor Requirement Removed for Government Scholarship Recipients
The Saint Lucia Labour Party administration has removed the requirement for students applying for scholarships to provide a financial guarantor, a move aimed at improving access to higher education for low-income families. Prime Minister Philip