AI forces Caribbean education system to rethink how students are assessed
The changes come amid increasing concerns about academic integrity and the ability of students to use AI tools to generate work that may otherwise have been expected to demonstrate their own knowledge and skills.
Senior government officials and politicians to receive salary increases after 15-year review
Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre presented the Commission's findings, which cover remuneration for senior public servants in grades 19 to 21, as well as parliamentary and other constitutional office holders. The review comes after 15
Plea Bargaining Bill expected to give Saint Lucia’s justice system another route to faster resolution
Norbert, speaking in Parliament this week, said the legislation was designed to balance the need for timely justice with fairness, accountability and individual rights.
‘Our Boys Matter’ camp challenges young men to embrace leadership and resilience
The camp formed part of the SSDF's ongoing Our Boys Matter mentorship programme, which seeks to provide vulnerable young men with positive guidance while connecting them with mentors, educators and business professionals.
Youth voices take center stage in new CARICOM anthology
The publication was launched on Wednesday, August 12, coinciding with International Youth Day, and provides a platform for young Caribbean writers to reflect on the question: "What does CARICOM mean to you?"
VAT waiver on solar equipment extended to 2031
The extension is aimed at reducing the cost of renewable energy equipment, encouraging greater adoption of solar power and supporting the Government's wider efforts to reduce energy costs and dependence on fossil fuels.
Baptiste: US-Saint Lucia MOU does not provide for automatic transfer of third-country nationals
Baptiste explained that the non-binding MOU requires the United States to provide information on individuals it proposes to transfer before any such transfer takes place.
Casimir pledges greater support for Saint Lucia’s weightlifting programme
Raiven Gabriel and Jennica Albert represented Saint Lucia at the regional competition, with their participation highlighting the growing ambitions of the country's weightlifting community.
Government advance plans for North-South Highway and Sir Julian R Hunte Highway reconstruction
Speaking on the sidelines of a sitting of Parliament on August 11, Edward said the proposed North-South link is still being conceptualized but could become one of the largest capital projects ever undertaken by the
Prime Minister Pierre mourns trusted confidant Evaristus Jn Marie
Reflecting on their relationship, Pierre said Jn Marie was far more than an adviser or colleague. He was someone the Prime Minister trusted to provide candid counsel, challenge his thinking and share ideas.
Ministry of Health launches Breastfeeding Awareness Month with call for stronger support systems
The month-long observance is highlighting breastfeeding as an important foundation for lifelong health, while encouraging families, healthcare professionals, employers, communities and policymakers to play a greater role in supporting mothers.
Pierre challenges UWP over SSDF audit record, pledges completion of outstanding accounts
Pierre made the comments during the August 10, 2026 sitting of Parliament, where he responded to questions from the media concerning the SSDF's financial records and the government's commitment to completing outstanding audits.











