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CSA President-Elect Breaks Silence as Court Battle Throws Union Into Crisis

President-Elect of the Saint Lucia Civil Service Association (CSA), Nickson Barry, has publicly broken his silence amid an escalating legal dispute that has plunged the union into uncertainty and delayed the installation of its newly elected executive. Barry’s statement, released...

Cruise Tourism Expands in Saint Lucia as Officials Push to Improve Passenger Experience

Saint Lucia’s tourism stakeholders are preparing for another busy cruise season as officials report continued growth in passenger arrivals and spending, while also moving to tackle longstanding traffic and service-related challenges affecting the sector. Speaking during an end-of-season cruise review...

“The System Works Against Victims”: Chrystal St. Omer Relative Speaks Out After Sentence Reduction

A relative of murdered Saint Lucian woman Chrystal St. Omer has launched a scathing attack on the justice system, accusing authorities of sidelining victims’ families and creating a system that “works against” vulnerable women, following reports that convicted killer...

Regional Trade Push Intensifies as T&T Businesses Eye Saint Lucia Opportunities

A high-level business delegation from the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce has arrived in Saint Lucia for a five-day trade mission aimed at strengthening regional partnerships, expanding investment opportunities, and accelerating economic collaboration between Caribbean territories. The...

Agnes Francis Joins Global Marketing Elite with Prestigious FCIM Recognition

After more than three decades shaping brands, influencing public behavior campaigns, and helping Caribbean businesses expand into new markets, Saint Lucian marketing strategist and Accela Marketing Founder Agnes Francis has earned the highest professional distinction awarded by the Chartered...

NIC Warns Missing Employer Forms Could Delay Workers’ Benefits

The National Insurance Corporation (NIC) is warning employers across Saint Lucia that failure to submit outstanding contribution forms could leave workers facing delays in accessing critical benefits. In a statement issued Tuesday, the NIC urged employers to immediately regularize outstanding...

Kenny Anthony Says Parliament, Not Judges, Must Decide How Laws Evolve

Former Prime Minister and constitutional law scholar Dr Kenny Anthony delivered a forceful lecture on the relationship between the courts, Parliament, and citizens, arguing that lawmakers, not judges, bear the primary responsibility for ensuring laws evolve alongside society. Speaking at...

PM Pierre Introduces Conditions for Vendor Relief After Earlier Assurances

Vendors displaced by the ongoing redevelopment of the Castries Vendor Arcade could soon receive financial relief, after Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre confirmed Tuesday that government is preparing a support package for operators affected by the controversial relocation exercise. The...

Primus Toussaint Charged with Murder of Joy St. Omer

Thirty-four-year-old Primus Toussaint of Belvedere, Canaries, has been formally charged with the murder of 24-year-old Joy St. Omer following a fatal shooting in Marigot last week. According to a statement from the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force, officers attached to...

New Export Rules Could Block Saint Lucia Sea Moss Shipments to the U.S.

Saint Lucia’s rapidly expanding sea moss industry is now facing stricter international export requirements, as exporters are being warned that shipments without key certification documents could be denied entry into overseas markets. Chief Executive Officer of Export Saint Lucia, Sunita...

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Shopping Lists and Flower Festival Bring Lessons to Life at Dame Pearlette

Pupils at Dame Pearlette Louisy Primary School put their maths skills to the test and stepped into colourful cultural...