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CSA Pushes Reform Agenda as Elections Loom, Members Demand Stronger Voice

Sharefil Gaillard -
The Saint Lucia Civil Service Association (CSA) is signalling a shift in direction ahead of its upcoming internal elections, as leadership moves to address growing concerns from members about representation, training and institutional capacity. Speaking on the association’s plans, CSA...
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Jazz en Vierge Expands Cultural Vision with Legacy Project and Community Showcase in Micoud

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Jazz en Vierge is set to return on April 26 with a broader cultural focus, as organisers introduce new elements aimed at deepening community engagement in Micoud. The annual event, staged along the cliffs of Pointe Vierge, is positioning...
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Selene Project Highlights Community Partnership, Sustainable Development and Economic Opportunity in Saint Lucia.

Cherry Ann Gaillard-Williams -
As Saint Lucia continues to strengthen its position as a premier tourism destination, the Selene Autograph Marriott Hotel Project is advancing with a clear focus on community partnership, responsible development, and meaningful economic contribution. Located inland near the George F....
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Omyra Payments Delivered — But Under Conditions

Cherry Ann Gaillard-Williams -
Just hours after a Saint Lucia Daily Post report published on Tuesday exposing outstanding payments linked to the award-winning film Omyra, the situation took a dramatic turn. Compensation has been issued — but under conditions. Multiple sources confirm that the...
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Union Clarifies Position as Former Acado Workers Seek Redress Over Redundancies

Cherry Ann Gaillard-Williams -
As uncertainty continues to ripple through the local workforce following reported layoffs at Acado, the National Workers Union (NWU) has moved to clarify its position, even as affected employees seek answers and resolution. Claims of mass redundancies first surfaced last...
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Sudden Job Cuts at Acado Spark Worker Backlash, Labour Authorities Step In

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Several Brand Managers attached to the Saint Lucia branch of Acado are now facing uncertainty after a wave of sudden redundancies, reportedly triggered by sweeping changes at the company’s parent operations in Trinidad. The situation came to light on Thursday...
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“We Never Got Paid” vs “It Was Always Pro Bono” — Dispute Emerges Behind Award-Winning Film Omyra

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A dispute has emerged behind the success of the locally produced film Omyra, with actors alleging non-payment, while the film’s director insists the project was always understood to be unpaid. The production, which has earned international recognition on the film...
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Afreximbank Unveils US$10 Billion Lifeline as Middle East Conflict Shakes Caribbean and African Economies

Cherry Ann Gaillard-Williams -
A fresh wave of global instability is now rippling across the Caribbean and Africa, as escalating tensions in the Middle East threaten fuel supplies, food security, and economic stability. In response, the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has moved swiftly,...
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Private Sector Steps In to Support Crime-Fighting Unit as Police Strengthen Operations

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In a climate where public safety remains a national priority, the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force is receiving tangible backing from the private sector, with new support aimed directly at strengthening frontline crime-fighting efforts. The Gangs, Narcotics and Firearms Unit...
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New Labour Reforms Target Dispute Delays, Stronger Consumer Protection and Inclusive Growth

Cherry Ann Gaillard-Williams -
Workers facing prolonged labour disputes and consumers navigating unfair practices could soon see relief, as Government moves to implement a new slate of reforms under the 2026/2027 Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure. Minister for Equity, Social Justice, Gender, Older Persons,...
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Lucian Carnival Has Outgrown Its Venue, PM Pierre Says as Machel Montano Hails Festival Among His Best

Lucian Carnival's soaring popularity could soon force Saint Lucia to think bigger. Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre says the island's...

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