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PM MISSES DECEMBER DEADLINE TO DEMOLISH PARLIAMENT BUILDING

The historic buildings in the city of Castries may be spared the wrecking ball, at least until the end of the year. The plan disclosed by Prime Minister Allen Chastanet to demolis…
‘BOUG BEF’ STILL ALIVE, EXCUSES HTS FOR INACCURATELY REPORTING HIS DEATH

Its not a case of rising from the dead, but reports suggesting that the young man stabbed to death at La Ressouce, Vieux Fort on the weekend was Alex ‘Boug Beauf’ Dalph…
ST LUCIA SELECTED FOR RAIN WATER HARVESTING SYSTEM

Water shortages may be a regular feature in the not too distant future, as climate change and increased pressure on the water supply take their toll. This in mind, St. Lucia is one…
VETERAN EDUCATOR CONCERNED ABOUT EFFECTS OF PORNOGRAPHIC VIDEOS ON TEENS

Veteran educator Dr Virginia Poyotte, is warning the youth about engaging in risky sexual behavior and posting their acts online. There has been an increase in the posting of teen …
TOURISM MINISTER COMMENTS ON BLU HOTEL STAFF COMPENSATION

The former workers of the now closed BLU Hotel at Rodney Bay, may have a gloomy Christmas. They may not receive outstanding payments due to them any time soon. …
GROS ISLET BUS DRIVERS SPEAK OUT ON CAR WASH CONSTRUCTION

The drivers of the Gros Islet Minibus Association are calling on the authorities to consult them before embarking on a controversial plan for George the 5th Park. The plans are pla…
JAYHAN ODLUM-SMITH BREAKS NATIONAL RECORD AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

One of St. Lucia’s top swimmers set a new national record in China. Competing in the men’s 100m butterfly at the 14th FINA World Swimming Championships on Wednesday, Jayhan Odlum S…
DON’T LET CERVICAL CANCER STOP YOU !

[World Health Organization, Pan-American Health Organization] – In the Americas, more than 34,000 women die each year from this disease, which can be prevented through vaccin…

EPOLL DECEMBER 12TH 2018

Epoll for December 12th, 2018. https://youtu.be/MR14Q9QlL-k

The historic buildings in the city of Castries may be spared the wrecking ball, at least until the end of the year. The plan disclosed by Prime Minister Allen Chastanet to demolish a number of the buildings on Peynier Street, have hit a snag. The Prime Minister’s plan for the demolition to …

Its not a case of rising from the dead, but reports suggesting that the young man stabbed to death at La Ressouce, Vieux Fort on the weekend was Alex ‘Boug Beauf’ Dalphinis, were misleading. On Wednesday the young man, who is popular on social media for his entertaining videos, emerged …

Water shortages may be a regular feature in the not too distant future, as climate change and increased pressure on the water supply take their toll. This in mind, St. Lucia is one of a handful of states selected to be part of a programme aimed at having households, public buildings …

Veteran educator Dr Virginia Poyotte, is warning the youth about engaging in risky sexual behavior and posting their acts online. There has been an increase in the posting of teen sex videos online, some of which feature youth under the age of consent. Dr. Poyotte says the nude and teen sex …

The former workers of the now closed BLU Hotel at Rodney Bay, may have a gloomy Christmas. They may not receive outstanding payments due to them any time soon.

The drivers of the Gros Islet Minibus Association are calling on the authorities to consult them before embarking on a controversial plan for George the 5th Park. The plans are placing the member for Castries Central’s programme under pressure.

One of St. Lucia’s top swimmers set a new national record in China. Competing in the men’s 100m butterfly at the 14th FINA World Swimming Championships on Wednesday, Jayhan Odlum Smith swam to a time of 57.64 seconds, breaking the record national record he set at the recently concluded OECS …

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