Tourism Industry Urged to Strengthen Resilience Amid Global Conflicts
Chief Executive Officer of the SLHTA, Noorani Azeez, says the sector must act quickly to prepare for possible economic shocks that could affect travel to the destination, particularly as major events such as the Saint
Environmental Health Services Continue Despite Bois D’Orange Fire
In a public notice, the Ministry informed residents that the Division continues to provide several important public health services from its other offices across the island.
Prime Minister Pierre Says CARICOM Remains Strong Despite Differing Foreign Policy Positions
Pierre made the remarks while addressing concerns that recent public statements by some Caribbean leaders on foreign policy matters reflect growing fragmentation within the regional bloc.
Infrastructure Minister Defends Loans for Sir Julian R. Hunte Highway Expansion
The government is proposing two loans to support the expansion of the northern highway corridor.
Prime Minister Defends SLASPA Loan Guarantee and Signals Possible Commercialisation
Speaking during the sitting of Parliament on Tuesday, March 10, Pierre said the government’s support for the port authority extends beyond the loan guarantee and includes a range of financial concessions that have facilitated development
Ministry of Health Marks World Kidney Day with Call for Awareness and Prevention
Observed under the theme “Kidney Health for All: Caring for People, Protecting the Planet,” the initiative highlights the importance of maintaining healthy lifestyles while safeguarding the environment that supports human wellbeing.
Minister Hilaire Defends Citizenship by Investment Programme Amid UK Visa Decision
Speaking during the sitting of the House of Assembly on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, Dr Hilaire acknowledged that some members of the public have attempted to link the visa restrictions to the country’s Citizenship by
Prime Minister Defends Citizenship by Investment Programme Amid UK Visa Requirement for Saint Lucians
Speaking on Monday, March 9, Pierre confirmed that the government had received formal correspondence from British authorities outlining the new policy, which will require Saint Lucians to obtain a visitor visa when travelling to the
Government to Seek Parliamentary Approval for Major Borrowing as House Meets Today
According to the Order Paper for the sitting of the House of Assembly of Saint Lucia, several resolutions will be brought by Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Honorable Philip J. Pierre, authorizing borrowing from
Forest Officer Highlights Threats to Saint Lucia’s Wetlands and Forests
Speaking on the talk show Agriculture on the Move, Gustave outlined a number of natural and human-related factors affecting wetlands across the island, including sea level rise, land development, and water diversion.
Businesses, Government Services Affected As Fire Engulfs Commercial Building
The Saint Lucia Fire Service (SLFS), in a statement on March 7th, reported that units from the Gros Islet Fire Station were immediately dispatched, with additional assistance provided by crews from the Babonneau Fire Station,
Health Ministry Issues Guidelines for Safe Rainwater Harvesting Amid Water Challenges
The Ministry of Health, Wellness, and Nutrition is now urging residents to take proper precautions to ensure that collected water remains safe for use.