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Civil Status Registry Enhances Customer Service with Staff Training

The Civil Status Registry this week took decisive steps toward significantly enhancing its customer service standards by hosting an intensive training exercise for its staff. The main objective was to improve service delivery while guiding customers through the legal...

Protest Erupts in Roseau Over Deteriorating Road Conditions

Roseau, Saint Lucia – Frustration over poor road conditions in Roseau escalated into a protest today, with the staging of a demonstration that disrupted traffic flow. The protest, which involved a roadblock, caused significant delays, prompting the intervention of...

PM Browne Calls for Greater Accountability in ECCB’s ‘Mansion’ Spending Controversy

Prime Minister Hon. Gaston Browne has raised concerns over the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) Monetary Council’s lack of oversight regarding the multi-million-dollar official residence for the bank’s Governor. Browne described the council as being caught “flat-footed” by the...

Saint Lucia Registers Its First Geographical Indication, Strengthening National Heritage and Economic Growth

Castries, Saint Lucia – In a landmark move for intellectual property rights, Saint Lucia has officially registered its first-ever Geographical Indication (GI), providing legal protection to a locally crafted rum. The registration marks a significant step in safeguarding the...

Saint Lucia Under UNCAC Review: Strengthening Anti-Corruption Efforts!

Saint Lucia takes a bold step in the fight against corruption! The Attorney General’s Chambers hosts a UNCAC review, bringing global experts to assess and strengthen the nation's legal and institutional framework. Key stakeholders weigh in on existing mechanisms...

Buckeye Employees Call in Sick, Fuel Supply Concerns Rise Amidst Strike Speculation

Operations at Buckeye, the island’s sole fuel importer, faced major disruptions today as a significant number of employees called in sick, fueling speculation of an unofficial protest linked to ongoing union negotiations. The sudden absenteeism has raised concerns about...

Protecting Saint Lucia’s Wildlife | World Wildlife Day Exhibition Highlights

The Ministry of Agriculture, alongside key conservation groups, hosts a powerful exhibition in Castries, raising awareness on safeguarding Saint Lucia’s unique wildlife and preserving the island’s delicate ecosystem. Watch now! #WorldWildlifeDay​ #Conservation​ #SaintLucia​ https://youtu.be/PdlPT2P8wuM?si=bHSpOCDesgFXfB-A

Gonsalves: “I Am Not Confirming or Denying Any Correspondence” Amid ECCB Governor’s Residence Controversy

Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines – Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves has weighed in on growing concerns over the construction of a lavish residence for Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) Governor Timothy Antoine, reportedly costing XCD $22 million....

Social Media Reports of Impending Buckeye Strike Catch National Workers Union Off Guard

The National Workers Union (NWU), the trade union organization representing Buckeye employees, has stated that it was caught off guard by social media reports suggesting that Buckeye employees are planning a strike. The rumors have stirred public concern due...

Public Consultations Underway for Saint Lucia’s Regulated Substances Bill

Castries, Saint Lucia – February 27, 2025 – The Regulated Substances Authority (RSA) is actively engaging citizens across Saint Lucia as consultations on the Regulated Substances Bill continue. The proposed legislation aims to establish a standardized framework for the...

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First Tropical Wave of 2025 Hurricane Season forms off West Africa, Could Impact Lesser Antilles By Weekend

Castries, Saint Lucia – May 19, 2025 The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season is officially underway with the emergence of its...