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
Never knew, never imagined, Claudius Francis was so clever. Or this broadminded. 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
Are we programmed to devour our young, our ambitious and our accomplished native sons and daughters? Read More
St. Jude Hospital was set ablaze 12 years ago, singeing to death three patients and rendering the facility unfit for… Read More
A letter to the editor of local newspaper: “I wish to refer to an article in the Crusader of… Read More
Regular citizens of simply beautiful Saint Lucia have long grown accustomed to seeing in the last days before elections presumed… Read More
Irrespective of his faults as human being, his miscalculations as a politician, and what some criticised as his “vaulting… Read More
Curiously, some people habitually deliver their most profound pronouncements when the balance of their mind is disturbed. A group of… Read More
Some of us who stopped looking in our mirrors a long time ago have lately been especially preoccupied with inventing… Read More
Forty-plus years ago, as the debate on Independence intensified, it was clear to this writer that those who had honest… Read More
The word ‘consultation’ gained notoriety when political activists here attempted to make case for general elections before Independence. It… Read More
At special meeting in London, opposition leader Allan Louisy had argued for an indefinite postponement of Compton’s independence plans.… Read More
The 1981 Budget debate had all the ingredients of Hollywood soap opera: intrigue, unimaginable deception, double dealing, criminal accusations,… Read More
In times not nearly as bruising as present, Prime Minister John Compton often promised barely comprehending citizens that under his… Read More
Tropical Storm Kirk may have left terrifying marks elsewhere in Saint Lucia but it only temporarily dimmed the lights on… Read More
Almost from the outset of his political career, Kenny Anthony has been attempting to correct his bad subtractions by doing… Read More
When I am asked why the 2018 Labour Day (May Day) activities were so low-keyed, I reply with three simple… Read More
Subsequent to last press conference SLMDA has had two meetings with the Prime Minister, all in attempts to sensitize the… Read More
With Dame Pearlette Louisy about to make room at Government House for “person or persons” unknown at this time; and… Read More
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