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Liquor licenses for approved business will be reinstated from Friday May 8th, 2020. This announcement follows the ban on the sale of liquor, which saw individuals resorting to consuming rubbing alcohol and robbing a rum factory as well as reports of a thriving underground alcohol black market.

Liquor licenses for approved business will be reinstated from Friday may 8th, 2020. This announcement follows the ban on the sale of liquor, which saw individuals resorting to consuming rubbing alcohol and robbing a rum factory as well as reports of a thriving underground alcohol black market.

The St. Lucia chamber of commerce officials believe a structured and systematic approach is the best way to go about reopening of the economy. The commerce notes the harsh blow dealt to the business community by the lockdown, and health safety protocols due to covid-19 Executive director Brian Louisy provided …

The commissioner of police on Thursday called on a group of people who openly defied law enforcement to turn themselves into authorities. The warning comes against the backdrop of a disturbing confrontation with the police at an unauthorized public gathering during which a self-styled gangster openly threatened a police officer.

Prime minister and minister for finance Allen Chastanet has put a positive spin on the negative response of the St. Lucia bankers association to his offer for their participation in the government bond purchase.

St. Lucia Distillers has been targeted by thieves who reportedly made off with 170 liters of alcohol. The company has warned the public not to purchase the substance which is pure and undiluted and not safe for drinking.

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