Edwin Challenges CSA Leadership, Calls for End to Slate Politics Ahead of Election
Speaking during a recent interview, Edwin described what she characterized as dysfunction within the organization’s decision-making structures.
MPs Outline Community Projects and Energy Shift as Budget Debate Opens
Dennery South MP and Deputy Speaker Alfred Prospere highlighted a series of infrastructure projects aimed at improving daily life for residents in his constituency. Among them was the construction of a long-awaited facility at the
Casimir Opens Budget Debate with Education, Youth and Sports Investments
Leading off the debate in the House of Assembly, Casimir highlighted the role of the Youth Service Corps in addressing one of the most persistent barriers facing young people entering the workforce.
CSA Election Heats Up Amid Governance Concerns and Calls for Transparency
The poll, scheduled for April 29, comes against the backdrop of internal disagreements over decision-making processes and the management of union affairs.
Speaker Defends Approval Requirement for Parliamentary Records Amid Transparency Concerns
However, House Speaker Claudius Francis has dismissed those concerns by responding to one critic in particular, insisting the measure is a standard administrative step rather than a restriction on access.
Chastanet Raises Debt Concerns as Government Promotes Relief-Focused Budget
However, Opposition Leader Allen Chastanet has cautioned that underlying fiscal risks, particularly the country’s rising debt burden, could undermine those efforts if not carefully managed.
Government Expands Education Reform Agenda for 2026–2027 Fiscal Year
In a statement released on April 22 following the policy address of Prime Minister Philip J Pierre, the Office of the Prime Minister said the administration’s educational agenda “focuses on expanding access, improving quality across
Government Outlines Major Infrastructure Drive for 2026–2027 Focused on Modernization, Health, and Transport Reform
The plans, released on April 22 by the Office of the Prime Minister following the policy address by Prime Minister Philip J Pierre on April 21, set out what officials describe as a comprehensive effort
Press Release: Caribbean Climate Justice Project Commissions Taj Weekes for New Single “Climate Justice,” Amplifying Island Voices in Global Climate Fight
The Caribbean Climate Justice Project (CCJP) has commissioned St. Lucian artist Taj Weekes to create and release a new single, “Climate Justice,” a musically driven appeal highlighting the disproportionate impact of the global climate crisis
Press Release: Budget 2026/27: More Support for Families, More Space for Business, No New Taxes
Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre has presented a 2026/27 Budget that protects ordinary Saint Lucians, supports business growth and keeps the country on a responsible financial path.
Throne Speech Outlines Legislative Push for Reform, Governance and Development
His Excellency Felix Finisterre, Deputy to the Governor General, set out the government’s priorities for the coming parliamentary year, signaling renewed focus on institutional reform, economic resilience, and social advancement.
Pierre Tables 2026–2027 Budget, Outlines Infrastructure Push and Social Support Measures
Delivering his policy statement in the House of Parliament of Saint Lucia on April 21, Pierre said the government’s approach is guided by the theme “Consolidating Our Gains; Prospering In Uncertain Times”.