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A Call for “Rights, Justice and Action” as Saint Lucia Observes International Women’s Day

Saint Lucia joined the global community on March 8 in observing International Women’s Day, with a call for greater action to advance the rights, justice, and opportunities of all women and girls. In a national address marking the occasion, Emma Hippolyte,...

Water Shortages Put Schools on Alert as Dry Season Approaches

Growing water shortages in northern communities are raising fresh concerns about Saint Lucia’s readiness for the impending dry season, with schools now emerging as a key focus of national attention. Following weeks of supply disruptions and declining levels at the...

Dr. Yannick Theodore Honored With Iconic Felicitation of Exemplary Achievements (IFEA) Award in San Francisco Award Ceremony. 

Dr. Yannick Theodore was awarded with the Iconic Felicitation of Exemplary Achievements (IFEA) award at a ceremony held in San Francisco over the weekend. The accolade celebrates outstanding contributions across diverse fields such as education, research, leadership, innovation, and...

Government Moves to Strengthen Public Asset Registry for Disaster Readiness and Fiscal Accountability

The Government of Saint Lucia is intensifying efforts to modernize public asset management, launching targeted training aimed at creating a comprehensive national asset registry to improve disaster response, financial reporting, and long-term infrastructure planning. The Ministry of Finance, through its National...

Minister Hippolyte Leads Stakeholder Talks to Address Labour Matters in Spa Sector

Minister for Labour, Hon. Emma Hippolyte, has convened a high-level stakeholder meeting to address emerging labour concerns affecting persons employed within the spa sector in Saint Lucia’s tourism industry, signaling the Government’s proactive approach to safeguarding workers’ rights while...

Church Warns Lent Losing Reverence as Faithful Urged to Return to Reflection and Prayer

Catholic clergy in Saint Lucia say the sacred observance of Lent is no longer being respected as it once was, warning that the solemn season of prayer, fasting, and reflection has increasingly been overshadowed by ongoing festivities and modern...

Kerrone Stanislaus Becomes First from Saint Lucia to Earn Medical Degree in Morocco

Saint Lucia has marked a major milestone in human capital development, as Kerrone Courtney Stanislaus becomes the first citizen in the entire Caribbean to earn a Doctor of Medicine degree in Morocco. Stanislaus recently concluded his rigorous medical training, earning...

3,040 Households Surveyed as Saint Lucia Wraps Up Landmark MICS-7 Data Collection

Saint Lucia has successfully concluded the field data collection phase of its 2nd round of the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (overall, MICS-7), marking a significant milestone in the country’s commitment to evidence-based development and data-driven policymaking. The survey, conducted by...

Entrepot Secondary Welcomes Back Form 2 Student Tiana George After Successful Brain Surgery

There were heartfelt scenes at the Entrepot Secondary School on Monday morning as Form 2 student Tiana George returned to the classroom following a successful brain tumor surgery. Tiana, who had been battling constant headaches for years, recently underwent an...

Education Minister Kenson Casimir Challenges Students at Taiwan Briefing: “Excellence Is Expected”

Scores of young Saint Lucians gathered at the Orchid Garden in Union on Tuesday morning for a comprehensive briefing on scholarship opportunities in Taiwan for the upcoming academic year. The session, hosted by the Embassy of the Republic of China...

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Pierre Accuses Chastanet of Disrespecting Parliament After Budget Debate Walkout

Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has sharply criticized Opposition Leader Allen Chastanet, accusing him of disrespecting Parliament and the...