Industrial Action Looms at Millennium Heights Medical Complex
In a letter dated April 8 and addressed to Labour Minister Emma Hippolyte, the union indicated that its members intend to withdraw their services from 8:00 a.m. on May 9, 2026.
Youth Month 2026 Launched with Call for Empowerment and Opportunity
Held under the theme “Jénès en Aksyon: Learning, Leading, and Thriving,” the month-long observance will feature events organized by youth groups and community organizations nationwide.
Pastor Ben Defends Gospel Presence at Jazz Festival Amid Criticism
The discussion has been sparked by criticism from some within the Christian community regarding “Kingdom Night,” a gospel-themed event featured on the festival’s calendar.
Pierre Urges CARICOM Unity Amid Cuba Crisis and Regional Tensions
Speaking on April 7, Pierre said the regional bloc remains aligned on providing assistance to Cuba, where worsening fuel shortages have intensified economic and social pressures.
Former Speaker, House Speaker Clash Over Parliamentary Conduct
Flood-Beaubrun delivered a scathing critique of the Prime Minister’s behaviour while phoning into a mid-morning talk show, alleging that his actions in the House overstepped acceptable boundaries.
ECCB Unveils Strategic Plan to Drive Growth and Transformation
The plan, which aims to help double per capita income across the currency union over the next decade, outlines a series of core priorities designed to strengthen stability while promoting growth and innovation.
Dujon Calls for Urgent National Action After Sister Injured by Stray Bullet
Dujon warned that the country risks normalizing violence if action is limited to legislation alone.
Police Operations Yield Firearms, Narcotics and Multiple Charges Across Island
In one operation conducted on Wednesday, March 25, officers carried out coordinated searches in Dennery and the Dennery Valley.
Labour Tribunal Receives Laptops to Improve Case Management
Officials say the technological upgrade will enhance collaboration among tribunal members and contribute to more timely outcomes for both employers and employees.
PM Defends Gun Amnesty Strategy
Speaking at a pre-Cabinet briefing, Prime Minister and Minister for National Security Philip J Pierre distanced himself from the operational aspects of the initiative, stressing the independence of the police in such matters.
UN Declares Transatlantic Slavery ‘Gravest Crime Against Humanity’ as Calls for Reparations Intensify
Chair of the Saint Lucia Reparations Committee Earl Bousquet described the development as significant, while emphasizing the need for concrete action beyond symbolism.
Public Servants Engage in Cybersecurity Workshop to Strengthen Digital Resilience
The workshop, hosted under the Caribbean Digital Transformation Project within the Division of Public Sector Modernization, was conducted in partnership with the CARICOM Implementation Agency for Crime and Security.











