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Ministry of Youth Development Gives Castries South East Students a Head Start in the Digital Economy

As technology continues to reshape the global workforce, the Ministry of Youth Development and Sports is ensuring young people in Castries South East are not left behind. Through the successful completion of the Summer Unlocked 2026 programme, participants have...

Saint Lucia Urged to Rewrite Its Economic Future as Historian Revives Reparations Fight

Respected historian and researcher Louise Mathurin-Serieux has reignited the reparations debate with a powerful reminder that Britain compensated slave owners after emancipation while those who endured slavery walked away with nothing—a historical injustice she says Saint Lucia cannot afford...

$5,000 Cash Prize Up for Grabs in CDF’s Emancipation Treasure Hunt

Saint Lucians have another opportunity to compete for a $5,000 cash prize as the Cultural Development Foundation (CDF) brings back its popular Emancipation Historical Treasure Hunt, expanding the event after overwhelming public demand forced registrations to close early last...

Prison Must Not Be the End of the Road’ – Government Pushes Bold Rehabilitation Agenda at Bordelais

Bordelais Correctional Facility is at the centre of an ambitious Government drive to shift the focus from punishment to rehabilitation, with increased investment in education, vocational training and digital learning to prepare inmates for life beyond prison walls. The...

Teen Girls Encouraged to ‘Bloom in Seasons of Adversity’ at Safe Space Summit

Nearly 50 teenage girls participated in the fourth annual Teen Girls Summit hosted by Safe Space Consultancy Service in Castries on Saturday July 25th, for a day focused on resilience, mental wellness and personal growth. Held at the Finance Centre...

Monroe University Graduate Christy Joseph Is Redefining What’s Possible for Persons with Disabilities

At just 21 years old, Christy Joseph is proving that disability is no barrier to success after earning a Bachelor's Degree in Human Services with a minor in Psychology from Monroe University. The young Saint Lucian, who is visually impaired,...

Police and YDEP Launch Groundbreaking Programme to Prepare Saint Lucian Youth for Jobs and Leadership

A new partnership between the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) and the Youth Development and Empowerment Programme (YDEP) is giving young Saint Lucians a direct pathway to employment, life skills and leadership through an innovative six-week training initiative...

Caribbean Teachers Secure Historic Partnership to Strengthen Education Leadership Across the Region

Caribbean teachers are set to benefit from new leadership training, discounted tertiary education and stronger regional advocacy following a landmark agreement signed by the Caribbean Union of Teachers (CUT) during its 2026 Executive Meeting in Trinidad and Tobago. The agreement,...

Students to Learn to Drive Before They Hit the Road as Government Rolls Out Driving Simulators

Technical and vocational students in Saint Lucia will soon be learning to drive before ever getting behind the wheel of a real vehicle, as the government prepares to introduce full driving simulators at two schools in a major push...

Project MARS Highlights Marine Restoration as Concerns Mount Over Proposed Anse Cochon Quarry

As debate continues over the proposed quarry development at Anse Cochon in Anse La Raye, a newly released marine conservation report is reinforcing concerns long voiced by residents that quarrying activities pose a serious threat to Saint Lucia's fragile...

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Ackeem Auguste Ruled Out of CPL Season After Medical Emergency

Ackeem Auguste’s Caribbean Premier League campaign has come to an abrupt end after the Saint Lucia Kings batter suffered...