Saint Lucia Moves to Modernize Labour Force Data with New Survey Standards
Officials say the initiative will enhance the accuracy and transparency of Labour market data, offering a clearer understanding of how citizens work, earn and participate in the economy.
LUCELEC Warns of Rising Electricity Costs Amid Global Oil Price Surge
The warning comes against the backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions, particularly in the Middle East, which have driven up the cost of crude oil on the international market.
Stakeholder Meeting Advances Saint Lucia’s Carbon Capture Measurement Efforts
The initiative, under the South East Coast Project, brings together technical experts, government agencies and community stakeholders to better understand and measure the environmental impact of restoration work across key coastal areas.
Chamber, Police Commissioner Hold Talks on Crime, Licensing and Traffic Concerns
The discussions, held on Friday, April 17 at the Chamber’s headquarters, focused on the growing impact of crime and traffic congestion on productivity, as well as the need for more efficient systems to support the
Police Operation in Dennery and Micoud Leads to Cash and Drug Seizures
According to a police statement, the operation, conducted on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, involved officers from the Gangs, Narcotics and Firearms Unit, the Special Operations Team, and the Central Intelligence Unit.
Prime Minister to Present Record $2.18 Billion Budget Next Week
According to a statement issued by the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) on April 16, the formal proceedings will begin earlier in the day with the Throne Speech, scheduled for 10:00 a.m. and to
Prime Minister Stresses Discipline and Productivity as Keys to ECCB ‘Big Push’
Speaking in Saint Lucia following the launch of the ECCB’s Strategic Plan, Pierre described the ambition as commendable but cautioned that achieving it will require significant national effort.
Health Officials Urge Employers to Reduce Stressors in the Workplace
In a public address issued on 15 April, Director of Mental Health Services Naomi Jn Baptiste said while stress can sometimes be beneficial, it becomes dangerous when it is chronic.
PM Pierre Calls for Evidence-Based Opposition and Stronger Parliamentary Debate
Speaking at a pre-Cabinet briefing on Monday, Pierre said the role of the opposition must extend beyond criticism and focus on substance and preparation.
Calls Grow for Greater Public Sector Efficiency Amid Push for Business Reform
Investment Minister Ernest Hilaire says comparisons between public and private sector operations must take into account the structural differences that shape decision-making.
WASCO Launches Northern Pipeline Project to Boost Water Supply in Gros Islet Corridor
The agreement was signed on April 14, 2026, at the conference room of the National Workers Union headquarters in Castries.
Government Pushes Ahead with St Jude Hospital Commissioning as Services Expand
In a televised address on April 14, Health, Wellness, and Nutrition Minister Moses Jn Baptiste said the administration remains firmly committed to completing the project and improving healthcare access, particularly for residents in the south