By Calixte George and Francis Leonce Early Years Marie Emmanuel Charles Cadet was born at Castries, Saint Lucia on December… Read More
In the 2009 matter of Kenny D. Anthony versus the Attorney General—popularly referred to as “The Tuxedo Villas Scandal”—Justice Brian… Read More
Saint Lucia’s banana industry had never fully recovered from the effects of strikes orchestrated in 1973 by George Odlum and… Read More
These are the best of times, and the worst of times. This, it seems, has always been life in Saint… Read More
I had only recently set up residence in New York, in the early 60s, when I eagerly accepted an invitation… Read More
I first met him after he’d purchased Cunard hotel at La Toc and reinvented it as Sandals La Toc. I… Read More
When formally invited to write a 2020 National Day Message for the STAR newspaper, I immediately responded with a negative… Read More
Our increasing active cases notwithstanding, I thank the Almighty that at this time I live in Saint Lucia. Actually, it… Read More
Few who remember the late Romanus Lansiquot, former health and tourism minister and lifetime representative of Castries East, would speak… Read More
The wise men three: masked media practitioner much less talented than ambitious; two permanent residents of the fabled land… Read More
As Aesop observed: “A liar will not be believed even when he speaks the truth!”—possible confirmation that even the worst… Read More
So much to think about these days, don’t you agree? More than ever, some say. For me, there’s too much… Read More
In new documentary about his life, it would seem that Pope Francis endorses the legalization of same sex unions.… Read More
Ask my friends. When I saw the sea of red sardines on Jeremie Street, some with masks, frightening number… Read More
In recent post on your St Lucia Star homepage, I happened upon a tribute in which one Calixte George… Read More
(The writer is Ambassador of Antigua and Barbuda to the United States and the Organisation of American States. He is… Read More
It is with great interest and yet sense of guarded optimism that I reflect upon the past months of… Read More
(The views expressed herein are my own and not that of the OECS) On Saturday night I went to Caribbean… Read More
People often ask whether leaders are born or made? I would argue that leaders emerge. For example, let us look… Read More
“If you’re 22, physically fit, and hungry to learn and be better, I urge you to travel as far and… Read More
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