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Kenny Anthony Calls for Urgent Civil Code Reform

Nearly 150 years after the foundations of Saint Lucia’s Civil Code were established, former Prime Minister and legal scholar Dr. Kenny Anthony says the country can no longer afford to delay modernising a legal framework he believes is increasingly...

Garde Signals Tougher Crime Fight as RSLPF Marks Two Years of Reform

Police Commissioner Verne Garde has signalled an intensified fight against crime, declaring that the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) will confront offenders, target criminal assets and expand operations as he marks two years at the helm of the...

Soufriere Takes Aim at Gang Violence With New Crime Prevention Strategy

A new crime prevention strategy is taking shape in Soufriere, bringing police, government agencies and community organisations together in an effort to tackle gang violence and steer vulnerable young people away from crime. The initiative comes amid continuing concern over...

Community Tourism Agency moves to strengthen Barons Drive marine tourism sector

Community Tourism Agency CEO Daliah Garde says efforts are underway to formalise marine services at Barons Drive, Soufriere, while creating greater opportunities for residents to benefit from the community’s expanding tourism sector. The initiative brings together boat operators, residents and...

UWP Demands Answers on U.S. Transfer Deal as Government Moves to Ease Fears

The United Workers Party (UWP) is demanding greater transparency from the Government over Saint Lucia’s Third-Country National arrangement with the United States, raising questions about security screening, immigration status, costs and what happens if transferred individuals seek to remain...

New School Year, New Rules Saint Lucia Unveils Major Education Overhaul

Saint Lucia’s Ministry of Education has unveiled a sweeping package of reforms and support systems to mark the opening of the 2026–2027 academic year. Students returned back to school on Tuesday September 1st. During his Back-to-School Address, Minister for...

UK Visa Requirement May Not Be Final, Saint Lucia Foreign Minister Says

Saint Lucia’s Foreign Affairs Minister Alva Baptiste says the United Kingdom’s decision to impose visa requirements on Saint Lucians may not be permanent, revealing that the two countries remain in dialogue over the controversial measure. Baptiste disclosed that he held...

Richard Frederick Placed on Administrative Leave as SSDF Audit Proceeds

Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre says Housing and Local Government Minister Richard Frederick has been placed on administrative leave while matters concerning the Saint Lucia Social Development Fund (SSDF) are reviewed. Pierre said the temporary measure is intended to allow...

Saint Lucia to Receive First Group Under U.S. Third Country Nationals Program

Saint Lucia will begin receiving the first group of transferees under a bilateral third-country nationals arrangement with the United States this week, Minister for External Affairs Alva Baptiste has announced Monday. Speaking on the matter, Baptiste said six people, five...

National Trust Targets Younger Generation in Bid to Preserve Endangered Choiseul Crafts

The Saint Lucia National Trust is intensifying efforts to preserve Choiseul’s endangered craft traditions by encouraging greater participation among children and young Saint Lucians. Deputy Director Finola Jennings-Clarke highlighted the concern during an Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration, where craftswomen from...

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20 Artistes, One Kwéyòl Crown: Chanté Kwéyòl Set for Serenity Park

Twenty artistes will battle for the Kwéyòl crown at Serenity Park on Saturday, October 24, bringing zouk, cadence, calypso,...