Some time in 2005, when crime—in particular, violent crime—was at record high and, as now, citizens were at their… Read More
In previous article, I sought to convey the point that there is nothing intrinsically wrong about the politicizing of… Read More
As election time draws near, we can all look forward to hearing what our present and prospective parliamentarians intend to… Read More
Winning is not everything; the game’s the thing!” or so my old sports’ teacher would admonish his bedraggled, wet, tired,… Read More
The prime minister’s let’s-fight-crime-together proposition to the opposition St Lucia Labour Party this week might usefully have been earlier extended.… Read More
“The isle is full of noises, Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight, And hurt not . . . ”… Read More
There has been persistent cry for improvements to the island’s justice system from all stakeholders. The adage justice delayed… Read More
Last week I had the immense pleasure of being guest on Dave Samuels’ Agenda. During the call-in section of… Read More
In his third State of the Union address last evening, United States President Barack Obama announced new bipartisan era… Read More
I endeavour when I write to deal with reality rather than inhabit the realms of fantasy. I try very hard… Read More
This year will signal transformation of people power. It will be a victory for ideas and ideals that espouse… Read More
As if it were now my own ritual, I appear yearly from outer space to observe, at sacred site… Read More
I may as well from the onset lay before you my particular prejudice: I have never been fan of… Read More
I would be surprised if the very distinguished Owen Arthur, has not, by now, regretted the very un-Caribbean statement made… Read More
The Haitian crisis will continue to be problem for this Hemisphere unless Haiti can become economically sustaining in a… Read More
St Lucia is very, very small community. Our problems, no matter how large they may loom, are also small… Read More
Recently I came across a magazine article written by a rabbi and entitled: The Spiritual Power of Admitting Our Faults.… Read More
“Once to every man and nation comes the moment to decide, In the strife of Truth with Falsehood, for the… Read More
I was expecting the usual fireworks display and at midnight I went out on to the balcony to watch the… Read More
In the absence of any late, dramatic and earth-shattering moves by the political parties, the next General Election, constitutionally due… Read More
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