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Grace Kennedy in Jamaica has received complaints from five customers about a mould-like substance found in Capri Sun products, distributed in St. Lucia by Massy Distributors and Massy Stores
The Castries Central MP launches an Urban Grow project
The artistic community says it will double its efforts to ensure the Cultural Centre is not relocated
Marine police recover the third body that was missing from Saturday’s drowning in the south
The opposition to issue a response following the announcement by the Prime Minister that an investigation has been launched into the Juffali matter
Winfresh says while it sympathizes with WINERA, it has to comply with the demands of its customers or risk significant losses

The Prime Minister addresses wage concerns of the police force

Prime Minister, Allen Chastanet, in a meeting with the Police Welfare Association on Wednesday south to temper the expectations of police officers who inquired about salary increases. ... Read More...

St Lucia’s Ministry of Health is on the alert about a deadly flu virus

Saint Lucia’s Ministry of Health is closely monitoring the deadly flu virus in the US. ... Read More...

A cutting-edge scientific analysis shows that a Briton from 10,000 years ago had dark brown skin and blue eyes

A cutting-edge scientific analysis shows that a Briton from 10,000 years ago had dark brown skin and blue eyes. Researchers from London's Natural History Museum extracted DNA from Cheddar Man, Britain's oldest ... Read More...

Prime Minister Skerrit and President Clinton have announced that the Clinton Foundation’s Climate Initiative and the Government of Dominica are launching a partnership to assist Dominica

Prime Minister Skerrit and President Clinton have announced that the Clinton Foundation’s Climate Initiative and the Government of Dominica are launching a partnership to assist Dominica with an integrated reso... Read More...

At least 6 people are dead and more than 200 missing following an earthquake

Aftershocks continue to rattle Taiwan after a strong earthquake that killed at least six people and injured more than 200 others. ... Read More...

From all indications, there is still a way to go before 21 prisoners are returned to the BVI from St Lucia

National Security Minister, Senator Hermangild Francis, has confirmed to the press that there is no fixed transfer date set for returning prisoners back to Her Majesty’s prison in the British Virgin Islands (BV... Read More...

Employees of the CSA Credit Union are back on the job following industrial action

The Civil Service Association (CSA) says its members, who are employed with the CSA Credit Union are back on the job after taking industrial action.... Read More...

The National Youth Council NYC says for too long special needs education has been placed on the back burner and calls for the government to do better

The Saint Lucia National Youth Council is dissatisfied with the level of attention given to special needs education in Saint Lucia.... Read More...

A popular local restaurant is hit by bandits yet again following multiple break ins

Anthony Gabriel better known as Chef – the proprietor of the Dubois restaurant on the Morne– is counting his losses following another in a string of robberies targeting his restaurant. ... Read More...

RBC employees are back on the job

Normal operations have resumed at RBC. ... Read More...