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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

Bishop charged with rape, molestation of girl in church

BISHOP Roland Gulston spent the weekend in prison after failing to raise the $150,000 bail sum he was granted last Friday when he appeared in court charged with the rape and molestation of a 15-year-iold girl o... Read More...

Obama urged to tighten protections for Caribbean immigrants

Outgoing US President Barack Obama is being urged to draft policies to assist Caribbean immigrants before he leaves office this month.... Read More...

The Prime Minister claims the former government was set to give away even more land than involved in the DSH project

Prime Minister Allen Chastanet, gave a hint into what he previously promised would be a shocking revelation about the former SLP government and the real reason why it did not go through with the DSH deal.... Read More...

A mother has alleged that her son, who has a non contagious skin disease, is being teased and discriminated against by students and staff

A mother has alleged that her son, who has a non contagious skin disease, is being teased and discriminated against by students and staff at the Mon Repos Combined School. ... Read More...

Education Minister, Dr Gale Rigobert gave assurances that the Ministry has school security high on its agenda

Education Minister, Dr Gale Rigobert, met with school principals on Thursday and gave assurances that the Ministry has school security high on its agenda. ... Read More...

Give peanut to babies early to reduce risk of allergy

Babies should be given peanut early - some at four months old - in order to reduce the risk of allergy, according to new US guidance.... Read More...

St Lucia now has the least expensive CIP program in the region, ahead of Dominica

St. Lucia’s Citizenship-by-Investment program is now the least expensive.... Read More...

The opposition SLP bemoans what it describes as horrendous changes to the CIP and calls for it to be discontinued immediately

The opposition St Lucia Labour Party has called for the Citizenship by Investment to be discontinued immediately.... Read More...

A well-known, local business establishment is robbed by armed men

Police say two armed, masked men entered the premises of Jn Marie and Sons and tied up a security guard. ... Read More...

Further calls to decrease the number of public holidays in St Lucia

Accountant, Frank Myers, says if the island wishes to be truly productive, the number of holidays needs to be reduced. ... Read More...