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The South Castries Youth Council Has Lent Its Voice To The Chorus Of Calls For The Crime Situation In St. Lucia To Be Addressed. The Youth Group Wants To Partner With Other Organisations In Its Efforts To Have The Level Of Criminal Activity In St. Lucia Addressed.

The Sir Arthur Lewis Community College Board Has Resigned. Every Member Of The Board On Tuesday Submitted His Or Her Resignation To The Minister For Education Dr. Gale Rigorbert. There Was Word Of A Fallout Between The Board And The Minister For Education, Which Began Over The Imposition Of The …

There’s a new man at the helm of the public service. Senator Ubaldus Raymond has been given responsibility for the public service portfolio.

The top state security officials have concluded their assessment of the extended weekend of carnival festivities. For more than a week the nation was abuzz with carnival shows, parties and parades that stretched the resources of the police and other emergency workers.

The Saint Lucia Labour Party has condemned what it says is a ‘health and safety nightmare’ at St. Jude Hospital. The Members of Parliament for Vieux Fort North and South say the work being carried out at the George Odlum Stadium is a clear occupational hazard.  They are calling for …

The president of the National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities is imploring the public to respect the differently-abled Mr. Merphilus James recounts to News4orce, a recent incident involving himself and a police officer, which he says, no individual with disabilities should ever experience.

(SLP Press Release) –  The Saint Lucia Labour Party notes the empty request from Guy Joseph for a debate on St. Jude Hospital. The SLP believes that the issues surrounding the completion of St Jude are of a technical nature and Mr Joseph is not qualified or possesses the necessary technical …

Education Minister Dr. Gale Rigobert says the Cabinet of Ministers has agreed to allocate XCD$10 million to school repairs. She says repairs will begin during the summer vacation. She says while the funds are not sufficient to undertake all refurbishment works, the allocation is much more than what has previously …

Officials of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Barbados & the Eastern Caribbean say they are pleased with the work of primary school students in Saint Lucia, who used smart phones to develop quality media content on climate change. The students participated in the A.C.T Now competitive challenge, a component …

(FAO Press Release) Fourteen countries of the Community of Caribbean States (CARICOM) will design multiple projects to mobilize resources from international sources, which will allow them to improve the resilience and adaptation of their agriculture, food systems and rural communities to change climate. The projects will be possible thanks to …