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[Press release] The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) has recorded a net profit $10.8 million for the 2017-2018 financial year, up by $4.4 million from the previous year. Governor, Timothy N. J. Antoine attributes the Bank’s profit to prudent financial stewardship. In its Annual Report and Statement of Accounts for the …

Two people are nursing injuries, following a shooting in the south of the island around 5:00 pm Friday 29 June. According to reports, one man and one woman were shot during an exchange of gunfire, in the area known as ‘the mang’ in Vieux Fort.

The St Lucia Social Development Fund and Massy Stores have joined hands with the Boys Training Centre and the National Skills Development Centre to launch the pilot programme, “our boys matter.” The programme offered productivity enhancement training and mentorship for wards at the BTC.

The St. Lucia Fire Service is imploring vehicle owners to purchase fire extinguishers for their vehicles. The call comes on the heels of an incident in Castries on Thursday, when a minibus burst into flames, near the Ave Maria Girls School. The driver reportedly noticed flames under the seat near …

An official of the Department of Fisheries is outraged following in the discovery of two dead hawksbill turtles at Vigie Beach this week.

The Dominica World Creole Festival is back! The passage of category 5 hurricane Maria last September wrought hundreds of millions of dollars in damage on the nature isle forcing the cancellation of the famed event. HTS News4orce spoke to two officials of the discover Dominica who have embarked on a …

When farmers from Grace Vieux Fort got together on Wednesday evening, there was no shortage of major concerns. Lucky for them, in attendance was Agricultural Minister Ezekiel Joseph. Wednesday’s meeting was convened to discuss the way forward.

Opposition Leader Phillip J. Pierre has once again weighed in on the current debate on the decriminalization of marijuana The Opposition Leader is of the opinion that Saint Lucia’s position on this subject is way overdue.  

According to a June 28th article by the Investment Migration Insider, Range Development – the company involved in the Black Bay hotel project, has issued an ultimatum to the government of St. Lucia – pay up the money invested or expect a lawsuit.

[Press release] A bird’s eye view of the roofing at the George Odlum Stadium reveals more clearly the threat posed by the fiberglass roofing on the facility. Gaping holes are clearly visible compromising the integrity of the structure. Loose particles of fiberglass are already an issue at the facility. Government has …