The coronavirus pandemic gives us another opportunity to look at ourselves more deeply and objectively than the fleeting glances we… Read More
To listen to the ongoing debate about St. Jude and the OKEU hospitals, one would think this was all there… Read More
If someone were to ask me what was the most impactful event in Saint Lucia over the past decade, I… Read More
Since my last contribution to this paper I have focused on other writings, albeit in small irregular doses. There are,… Read More
This week I return to a theme that has occupied my mind for a very long time, one that a… Read More
In my last column I hinted at the apparent stupidity that seems at times to blanket this island. I was… Read More
To judge by the misinformed talk regarding the failure to complete, after ten years, the reconstruction of St. Jude Hospital… Read More
Last Sunday, while on a casual drive with friends to Soufriere and Vieux Fort, we travelled along the back of… Read More
Someone whose opinion I appreciate recently convinced me that I should take a fresh look at a national school feeding… Read More
When someone approached me berating a young Saint Lucian lawyer who is alleged to have run afoul of the law,… Read More
Animble, curious mind may ponder the origin of new ideas: are they born and nourished in isolation of book learning… Read More
There once lived in the town of Vieux Fort a man named Louis Boriel. Vieux Fortians and persons elsewhere knew… Read More
Virgin Atlantic Airways announced last week that having serviced Saint Lucia for 21 years, it would bring the arrangement to… Read More
Since achieving political independence, Saint Lucia’s diplomatic relations have been firmly established with countries of her choosing, save for Taiwan… Read More
The carnival is over. A good time was had by those who desired it. It’s now time to return to… Read More
The genius after whom our Morne Community College is named held that primary school is the most important tool for… Read More
The history of St. Mary’s College, as written by Calixte George, is an encyclopedic historiography; a gem. In this fast-expanding… Read More
A friend called to ask why I had not commented on the performance of Mr. Speaker over his apparent spat… Read More
Several books have been written that treat politics as theatre with politicians seeking to entertain their audiences even as they… Read More
Since the installation of their new district grand master for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, Freemason lodges in the jurisdiction… Read More
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