Today, August 11 2020, marks ten years since the passing of cultural icon Dame Marie Selipha 'Sesenne' Descartes. "It is… Read More
Over the weekend I received two reviews of my most recent contribution to this column; one solicited, the other courtesy… Read More
What was most breathtaking about Saint Lucia’s celebrations for the 40th anniversary of Independence was not the fireworks display, or… Read More
Although my passport doesn’t have Loosha stamped in it, since I am paying taxes here (a lot of it!) I… Read More
As the October full moon hovered over the Castries harbour on Wednesday October 24, guests trickled through the open doors… Read More
If you’re Saint Lucian, then you know the significance of the name Sesenne Descartes, and if you’re a millennial… Read More
While the country basks in the aroma of bakes, saltfish and cocoa tea during October—the designated month for all things… Read More
I have been told from the time I was child (and I also heard it from a caller on Newsspin… Read More
Saint Lucians of all ages will get unique opportunity to discover some exciting facets of their diverse archeological legacy… Read More
On the evening of Monday, July 30, I was guest on Kari FM-radio’s “Reflections”. After a brief survey and… Read More
Rain poured in burdensome beads last Friday night as patrons of the annual Panorama competition made their way to the… Read More
Maybe it was the hype. Maybe it was the luxurious Sandals Grande venue. Or maybe it’s the fact that the… Read More
The first inaugural Antigua and Barbuda International Folk Dance and Music Festival was held in Antigua & Barbuda this week… Read More
A new art gallery, in the north of the island, is putting the works of several local artists on display… Read More
Vintage recordings and stories about once-upon-a-time Saint Lucia can be haunting. Last week Friday, before a cheque presentation related… Read More
Anyone strolling or driving along the streets of Beausejour, Gros Islet is likely to come across young boys on bicycles… Read More
I know all about that archives business, I know what you are going to study. You shall be opening skulls". The… Read More
Much like the town of Castries, seventy years ago, sometime between 10 and 11 o’clock on the night of March… Read More
In an appearance on TALK with Rick Wayne late last year Prime Minister Allen Chastanet cited figures that to some… Read More
What barefaced bunch of hypocrites we are! I say so, not so much because there may be one among… Read More
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