News Updates

The CCC maintains a crack-down on non-vending zones in the capital city

Stevedore’s represented by the St. Lucia seamen, waterfront and general workers trade union are irate over the cancellation of elections to appoint a new executive of the trade union. The stevedores are demanding answers following allegations of a rigged process.

The public service sector’s handling of the covid-19 pandemic is being heavily scrutinized by the civil service association. The union has registered its concern over what CSA representatives claim are inconsistencies in the various department’s response to the virus.

The CCC maintains a crack-down on non-vending zones in the capital city

Should minibus drivers be made a priority for the Covid-19 vaccination?

Prime minister Allen Chastanet claims the us $30 million dollar loan from the international development association is not new borrowing. Word last week that the government was heading to parliament for the approval of more loans to fund covid-19 relief and finance the operations of government raised a few eyebrows. …

Broadcast minister Dominic Fedee says the government remains committed to ensuring the preservation of the nation’s archives. Fedee was responding questions of what will become of the now defunct radio St. Lucia’s archives in the wake of an unsettling viral video.

Saint Lucia has recorded another road fatality involving a motorcycle. The crash transpired along the Soufriere road on independence day.

PIAYE RESIDENTS OUTRAGED OVER ALLEGED BEACH SAND MINING

Police are investigating an armed robbery at the S&S chisel street branch in Castries, Tuesday morning. Two men, one bearing a firearm reportedly held up the store at about 7:10 am. The entire affair was captured on security camera footage.