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{Courtesy, The Guardian} Three prime ministers took to a stage in the ballroom of a five-star London hotel this week offering the world’s wealthiest people “golden passports” and citizenship of their countries in return for hundreds of thousands of pounds of investment or flat “contributions”. Allen Chastanet, the prime minister …

Telecoms provider FLOW is making its new Christmas specials available for the whole year.

The CSA and Lucelec sign the much delayed collective bargaining agreement after six years of wrangling.

Economic development minister Guy Joseph confirms the demolition of buildings at the st. Jude hospital construction site.

The forensic lab is up-to-date. That’s the word from the director of forensic science services, fernanda henry speaking to the media on Friday on the sidelines of a regional conference here in Saint Lucia.

Mayor of Castries Peterson Francis has taken issue with recent reports of a police officer being overpowered and relieved of his service weapon during an armed robbery at a popular night spot.

Anse Ger secondary school is over two decades old. The learning institution located in the south of the island marked 20 years since its establishment with prayer and supplication.

On the issue of Cannabis, well-known pollster Peter Wickham says there is growing support around the region for more liberal marijuana laws.

Do you support the decision to demolish some of the buildings on the St.Jude Hospital site?

Should the government issue tougher sentencing guidelines for persons convicted of gun-related offences?