Prime Minister Meets Police High Command Following Deadly Weekend Shootings
The Prime Minister addressed the media on May 11 after meeting with senior police officials, as investigations continue into the deadly shooting incident in Marchand which claimed the lives of two individuals.
Health Minister Addresses Hantavirus Concerns and Bedbug Infestation at Polyclinic
Speaking during the May 11 edition of the pre-cabinet press conference, Jn Baptiste explained that hantavirus is a serious illness transmitted primarily through infected rodents.
Weekend Bloodshed Leaves Marchand Residents Calling for End to Gun Violence
The violence unfolded over the Mother’s Day weekend, prompting fear among residents, some of whom say they are now afraid to leave their homes or send their children to school.
Dr Hilaire Defends Jazz Festival Investment, Says Event Drives Saint Lucia’s Global Brand
Speaking during the May 11 pre-cabinet press briefing, Hilaire praised the festival’s artistic quality, community engagement, and international exposure, arguing that the event serves broader national objectives beyond direct financial returns.
Youth Parliament to Debate Reparations and Legacy of Enslavement
The exercise forms part of wider efforts to deepen public understanding of the CARICOM 10-Point Plan for Reparations and the United Nations Declaration on the Trafficking of Enslaved Africans.
Sir Dr Winston Parris Praises Progress at Medical Complex Bearing His Name
The visit, organized by officials from the Corporate Planning Unit within the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Nutrition, provided Sir Dr Parris with an overview of the complex’s current operations, ongoing construction works, and long-term
Hilaire Calls for Stronger Regulation and Deeper Integration in Citizenship by Investment Sector
Speaking during the summit on Friday, May 08, Investment Minister Dr Ernest Hilaire stressed that the long-term survival of Caribbean Citizenship by Investment programmes depends on stronger regulation, enhanced transparency, and maintaining the confidence of
Weekend Shootings Push Saint Lucia’s Homicide Count to 30
The first shooting occurred on the evening of Saturday, May 9, in the Marchand Boulevard area.
Press Release: SAINT LUCIA JAZZ & ARTS FESTIVAL ISSUES IMPORTANT ULTRA-PREMIUM EXPERIENCE (UPE) PARKING PASS ADVISORY
The following is a press release from the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority: The Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival is advising all Ultra-Premium Experience (UPE) ticket holders that Electronic Parking Pass Tickets issued via email
Police Rule Out New Gun Amnesty as Focus Shifts to Enforcement
Police Commissioner Verne Garde made the announcement while reflecting on the January 2026 gun amnesty initiative during the RSLPF’s monthly press conference this week.
Political Song at Jazz Opening Sparks Debate Over Partisanship at National Events
The incident, which occurred during the April 30 event, has generated heated discussion across conservative media platforms and prompted calls from the opposition United Workers Party for clearer guidelines governing performances at publicly funded cultural
National Reading Month Launched with Focus on Creativity and Literacy Development
The nationwide initiative was launched on Wednesday at the Dame Pearlette Louisy Primary School in collaboration with education stakeholders and forms part of a broader campaign encouraging citizens of all ages to embrace reading beyond