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Jamaica to Add Entrepreneurship to School Curriculum

Jamaica is getting a jumpstart on building a new generation of entrepreneurs. When the new school year opens in September, grade nine students at 168 high schools will have a new subject on their timetable – en... Read More...

Organizers say Sunday’s march against the DSH project was a success

The Vieux Fort Concerned Citizens, I Will Stand and the Concerned Citizens of St Lucia joined forces for a protest march against the DSH project. While organizers deemed the arch successful, those of the govern... Read More...

A media tour to Maria Islands draws attention from government ministers

Today, Helene Marie Nestor who resides at Patterson’s Gap, Castries, Saint Lucia, will become part of the elite centenarians club when she celebrates her 100th birthday. ... Read More...

Fake rum in the region is the newest scam that could pose a risk to public health

Fake rum, produced using cleaning chemicals is the latest commodity among counterfeit goods discovered by law enforcers in Jamaica. ... Read More...

Pope to Venezuela: avoid more violence, respect human rights

Pope Francis has appealed to leaders of Venezuela’s government and society to avoid any more violence as he cited the mounting number of dead, injured and prisoners. ... Read More...

King speaks out against poor working conditions

In a message to mark Labour Day on Monday, Labour Minister Stephenson King, noted that the often extremely unsafe working conditions with insufficient access to fresh air, sanitary facilities and breaks must ne... Read More...

SLP Labour Day Message

The Political Leader, Executive and members of the Saint Lucia Labour Party reaffirmed their commitment to the well-being and improvement in the quality of life of all the hard working people of Saint Lucia, on... Read More...

Indian minister offers new brides a bat to beat husbands

An Indian state minister has come up with a controversial way to fight alcohol abuse... Read More...

Two children are injured in a fire

A fire at Croix Maingot last night, left twins nursing injuries.... Read More...

The Castries South East MP says proper fiscal management has returned to St Lucia, accusing the former SLP government of saddling the country with debt

The four million dollar subsidy on sugar, flour and rice has been removed. Member for Castries South, Dr Ernest Hilaire, heavily criticised the move, saying that prices would eventually increase and poor people... Read More...