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At 12pm on Tuesday Security Minister Victor Philip La Corbiniere was in an emergency meeting with the hierarchy of the Saint Lucia Police Force. The press was summoned to the meeting by the public relations of the force then subsequently … Continue reading →

It was almost as if he knew all along it was coming—another visa issue to remind of the precedent set in respect of Richard Frederick’s election-time revocation. Over and over he had challenged the special treatment being handed the Central … Continue reading →

The excitement has already begun to mount for the first ever SMA Quality Awards that will come to life on Saturday, March 3 at the Sandals Halcyon Resort from 7pm. The St Lucia Manufacturers Association is presenting the event, which … Continue reading →

Less than a week after he was sworn in as Prime Minister of Saint Lucia Kenny Anthony was on his way to Venezuela to join other Caribbean and Latin American leaders for a special meeting to form the Community of … Continue reading →

CNN and other news sources are reporting the death of singer Whitney Houston. The legendary singer was 48 years old. MSNBC reported that “Conflicting accounts emerged Saturday about how Whitney Houston was found dead. Rapper Ray J, through his publicist, … Continue reading →

Castries, February 9, 2012 — The Water and Sewerage Company, Inc (WASCO) has been forced to shut down the water supply to the north today, Thursday, February 9, 2012. This unscheduled shutdown is to undertake major emergency repairs to the 24-inch raw … Continue reading →

The Office of the Governor-General wishes to announce that Their Royal Highnesses Prince and Princess Edward, Earl and Countess of Wessex, will be in Saint Lucia during the celebration of her 33rd Anniversary of Independence.  Whilst in Saint Lucia, Their … Continue reading →

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Among Kenny Anthony’s most famous speeches is the one he gave at the Norman Manley Law School in Jamaica in 2002. The graduating class that year got an insight into what the then Prime Minister of Saint Lucia thought about … 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 →