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“I Am Not Going Anywhere”: Tommy Descartes Addresses Supporters After Election Loss and Detention Controversy

In an emotional and defiant address to supporters, United Workers Party (UWP) Castries South candidate Tommy Descartes reflected on the turmoil of the 2025 election season, describing the last five months as “an extraordinary period” marked by sacrifice, hostility,...

Local Advocacy Group Seeks to Raise Awareness on Autism Ahead of International Day for Persons with Disabilities

As the world observed the International Day for Persons with Disabilities on Wednesday, local advocates have highlighted the need for greater understanding of autism spectrum disorder, challenging widespread misconceptions. Suzy Hall Fontaine, Vice President of Helen’s Association for Persons with...

Outrage in Anse La Raye: Locals Challenge Mystery Quarry Developers and Environmental Risks

Tensions continue to rise in Anse La Raye as residents voice strong opposition to a proposed quarry development in the community, with concerns mounting over land ownership, environmental impact, and the lack of public consultation. Speaking on behalf of worried...

Police Charge Martinique Passenger for Drug Importation; Gun and Ammunition Recovered in South

Police confirmed the interception of a small quantity of drugs on a passenger arriving from Martinique at the Castries Ferry Terminal over the weekend. According to Inspector Shervon Matthieu, officers attached to the Gangs, Narcotics and Firearms Unit responded to...

Cash Seizures, Arrests Mar Election Day as Chief Elections Officer Flags Breaches of the Law

Election Day, December 1, was marked by renewed calls for vigilance and accountability after authorities confirmed multiple reported breaches of the Elections Act, including arrests and cash seizures in two key constituencies. Chief Elections Officer Herman St. Helen confirmed that...

Norbert Calls for Action and Inclusion on International Day of Persons Living with Disabilities

As Saint Lucia joined the global observance of the International Day of Persons Living with Disabilities, former Minister for Persons with Disabilities Jeremiah Norbert issued an appeal for greater inclusion, equality, and decisive action to remove the barriers faced...

Tourism Sector Applauds Prime Minister-Elect Pierre, Commits to Deepened Collaboration

The Saint Lucia Hospitality & Tourism Association (SLHTA) extends warm congratulations to the Honourable Prime Minister-Elect Philip J. Pierre and the Saint Lucia Labour Party on their impressive victory at the polls on Monday, December 1st, 2025. The outcome...

Uncle Fatally Stabbed During Verbal Exchange, Police Launch Investigation

A Riviere Mitant family has been plunged into mourning after a late-night confrontation turned deadly, claiming the life of  Linus Delice, who was allegedly stabbed by his nephew during a verbal altercation. According to preliminary reports, Delice sustained a single...

Riviere Mitant Man Fatally Stabbed in Family Attack

A man from Riviere Mitant was stabbed during an alleged altercation with a relative on Tuesday evening, according to preliminary reports. Details remain limited at this time, but the victim sustained a stab wound to the chest and was transported...

Hilaire Credits Voters for SLP Victory, Pledges “The Best Is Yet to Come”

Castries South MP and Deputy Leader of the Saint Lucia Labour Party (SLP) Dr. Ernest Hilaire paid tribute to the electorate Monday night following the party’s emphatic victory at the polls, crediting voters for standing firm in what he...

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Two Saint Lucians Fined Over EC$65,000 After Guilty Pleas in St Vincent Drug Case

Two Saint Lucian nationals have been ordered to pay a combined EC$65,320 after pleading guilty to six drug-related offences...