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Kanye West Buys St Lucia For Kim Kardashian Sexy Time!” That was the headline on Friday on entertainment website Perezhilton.com. It would not be the first time it has been runoured that the rich and famous have bought our little … Continue reading →

According to the British prime minister’s office on March 21, Budget 2012 announced “wide-ranging reforms to the tax system to reward work and supporting growth . . . and the next stages in the government’s plans for support businesses.” The … Continue reading →

Dead men tell no tales. Precisely why so many questions remain unanswered from 2011, the year that was unlike any other in the way police dealt with crime as they embarked upon “Operation Restore Confidence”. By year end 11 men … Continue reading →

More than 50 children were recipients of free medical care from the former International Hospital for Children now World Pediatric Project (WPP) in collaboration with RISE St Lucia and Tapion Hospital. The annual free clinic which is in its fourth … Continue reading →

Here we go again, more evidence of our obsession with the singer, never the song. This week the prime minister announced what was hardly a surprise, bearing in mind all that had been said about it going back close to … Continue reading →

I find it very worrying when the people who are supposed to be our education leaders and experts boldly and conveniently choose to ignore current research in education. If, as educators, we are not being guided by scientific research in … Continue reading →

Residents of Trou Rouge, Marchand were all left in shock after a well-known business owner was shot and killed in his store at midday Thursday. According to Police, 66-year-old Allan Fernand, better known as ‘Albees’ was pronounced dead on scene … Continue reading →

Minister for the Public Service, Sustainable Development, Energy, Science and Technology, Dr James Fletcher announced the new Board of Directors of Radio Saint Lucia (RSL), the Water and Sewerage Company (WASCO), and the new Chairman of the National Water and … Continue reading →

They must love our prime minister in Jamaica. At any rate, judging by their invitations to deliver keynote addresses before their most august bodies. Doubtless Saint Lucians will easily recall Kenny Anthony’s speech before a graduating class at Norman Manley … Continue reading →

Issues facing the local banana industry have been a staple in discussions to do with the agricultural industry from late 2011 when the seriousness of yet another leaf spot disease, the Black Sigatoka reached crisis proportions. St Lucia’s banana industry … Continue reading →