Casimir announces first summer payment for school cooks, cleaners and ancillary staff
Casimir said the payment recognizes the contribution of workers whose services help schools function effectively and provide students with a suitable environment for learning.
Dr Kenny Anthony urges Saint Lucia to respond to Cuba with “humanity”
Anthony made the appeal while delivering the keynote address at weekend celebrations marking three milestones in Cuban sovereignty, where he also reflected on the enduring relationship between Saint Lucia and Cuba and his personal friendship
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Family calls for Commission of Inquiry into handling of Joy St Omer Case
St Omer's mother, Bertilia St Omer, in a press conference on August 18, said her daughter repeatedly sought assistance from the police, courts and government agencies before her death, arguing that her case raises serious
Casimir outlines scholarship process for 75 Saint Lucians heading to Monroe University
Casimir said prospective beneficiaries must first satisfy the university's academic requirements and obtain an acceptance letter before applying for a First-Generation Scholarship through the Ministry of Education.
CXC reports improved 2026 examination performance, but mathematics remains a concern
The Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination recorded a regional pass rate of 93.52 per cent, while the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate recorded a 72.18 per cent regional pass rate.
Ravine Chabot mourns 56-year-old man killed in shooting
Ferdinand was found dead following a reported gunshot incident in the Entrepot community late Sunday night, as residents mourned a man they described as kind, hardworking and willing to assist others.
25-year-old Belair resident killed in Sunday night shooting
Police have not disclosed a possible motive or identified any suspect as investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding Thomas' death.
Babonneau J’ouvert assault sparks calls for tighter carnival security
The incident has drawn condemnation from members of the Babonneau community, with calls for stronger measures to prevent violence from overshadowing Saint Lucia’s cultural celebrations.
Jawahir highlights global recognition after selection for African women’s leadership academy
The inaugural cohort was launched in Kigali, Rwanda, last week, with 40 women selected from 1,400 applicants globally to represent their respective countries and regions.
Health Ministry expands services and staffing as it works to strengthen public healthcare
Chief Medical Officer Dr Sharon Belmar-George, in a video release, said the Ministry has been working to strengthen primary healthcare through a phased approach while responding to changing patterns in demand for public health services.
Archbishop urges Saint Lucians to reflect on Carnival’s impact on values
In a recent statement made to the Archdiocese’s social media pages, Malzaire said he was not calling for an end to Carnival, but expressed concern about aspects of the celebrations that he believes are increasingly