Hypocrites! Parasites! That’s my personal classification of the Saint Lucia Labour Party. Too much of what’s fake and misleading and… Read More
The highest number of homicides were recorded when the government was “putting the people first”—in 2021 Read More
The aim of the Public Policy Workshops is to improve the knowledge of senior government officers... Read More
The Government of Saint Lucia has put band-aid on a bullet wound, is the only way to describe the… Read More
The Department of Public Service now invites eligible Individual Consultants (“Consultants”) to indicate their interest in providing the Services. Read More
In an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19, person shall remain confined to their place of residence Mondays… Read More
LUCELEC will contribute the donated funds in three instalments of $150,000 and hopes the fund will grow quickly as other… Read More
To date, this current Government has failed miserably in responding to the predicament faced by many St Lucians. Read More
Just what he meant would soon be clear. At first utterance it seemed Santa’s elves may have mischievously mixed up… Read More
The government will be changing the protocols to allow events and non-essential social activities for vaccinated patrons. Read More
Over the last 25 years there have been many changes in the world banana market. Winfresh says that these have… Read More
For Tuesday’s House session, I fully anticipated massive turnout (to borrow the jargon of carnival-time’s double-visioned, soused color commentators),… Read More
Eldon Mathurin was one of three boys born to Cornibert William Mathurin and his wife Irene. Irene was from Dutch… Read More
This week, while reading an article about the steaming Brexit potato, I came across a phrase new to me: “Contempt… Read More
Amidst the obstacles which the opposition and their legal advisers are desperately aiming to place in the path of the… Read More
Passed in 1948, the British Nationality Act states: “Every person born within the United Kingdom and Colonies after the commencement… Read More
I recall my friend and former Samarian classmate the late Lenard ‘Dadda’ Riviere, an attorney general in the John Compton government… Read More
Multi-destination tourism is on the rise. To grab its share of this growing market, Caribbean destinations must find ways to… Read More
The 1981 Budget debate had all the ingredients of Hollywood soap opera: intrigue, unimaginable deception, double dealing, criminal accusations,… Read More
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