Every government program or policy should have the people as its basis or foundation. An English economist named William Perry,… Read More
On May 3 freedom-loving citizens everywhere, journalists in particular, marked World Press Freedom Day. Here in Saint Lucia the day… Read More
Almost from the moment I started covering court trials in this town of one-trick ponies, I’ve wondered about what might… Read More
It would seem the Saint Lucia House of Assembly has recently acquired a taste for history. At its most recent… Read More
An iconic reminder of a historic moment. Health minister Romanus Lansiquot fingers a silently seething Prime Minister John Compton. Also… Read More
“Much of what you’ve seen here are the consequences of government policies,” he said. “The people feel abandoned. Left behind.… Read More
The discombobulating truth is we admire successful criminals and secretly applaud when they get away with their illegal activities, I… Read More
The following day most of George Odlum’s entourage—all of whom had booked separate suites at New York’s Statler-Hilton—returned home to… Read More
Just when it seemed Saint Lucians at home and abroad had given up on our long-comatose and neglected justice system,… Read More
As for the referral by House Speaker to the Committee of Privileges, of the complaints against the Leader of the… Read More
While the poorest of the poor had their uses, it obviously didn’t hurt to have friends rich enough to say… Read More
...the crime problem in Saint Lucia is facilitated by corrupt politicians, government officials, business persons and police officers... Read More
He is misleading the House. I have never had a joint account with anybody in my life. Not with my… Read More
So, has someone, perchance, placed the kabowé before the jackass? Read More
The STAR has been reliably informed that an arrest has been made in connection with the March 5, 2022 fatal… Read More
According to court documents, in June 2011 Felix entered into a written lease agreement with the claimants to occupy their… Read More
Don’t beh-leh-lesh the people. Just do your work. Do it seriously and continuously. I acknowledge there must be public relations,… Read More
It is anyone’s guess how the Royal Family feels today about the area in Castries named in honor of King… Read More
My first meeting with Marius Wilson was accidental. Since my return to Saint Lucia after more than two decades resident… Read More
In a country notorious for its unabashed acknowledgement of its aversion to reading, it can hardly be a surprise that… Read More
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