The Laborie credit union is seeking to provide assistance to it’s members as part of it’s covid-19 response. On Wednesday’s edition of the news 45 major, news4orce’s southern correspondent Desmond Collymore spoke to the managing director about the financial institution’s support for the covid-19 releif effort.
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CCC LAY OFFS ON HOLD, OFFICIALS REBUFF UNION ALLEGATIONS
CCC LAY OFFS ON HOLD, OFFICIALS REBUFF UNION ALLEGATIONS
Read More »ANSE LA RAYE RESIDENTS ARRESTED AT RIVER BASH
Saint Lucians appear to be letting their guard down in the face of the very deadly Covid-19 pandemic. There have been reports of increased socializing and unauthorized motorized traffic during curfew hours during the past two weeks. One disturbing incident has caught the attention of the authorities-a river lime in …
Read More »FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MAKE FURTHER ADJUSTMENTS TO BANKING OPERATIONS
PERATIONS The Bankers Association of Saint Lucia shares the concerns over the spread of COVID-19 globally and in the region. In the time since the Honourable Prime Minister Allen Chastanet’s announcement of a partial scale down of all non-essential economic and social services under the Heightened Protocol and Social Distancing …
Read More »HTS EPOLL MARCH 23RD 2020
Should the police be a lot sterner with people violating the quarantine protocol?
Read More »SAINT LUCIA CLOSES AIRPORTS TO ALL INCOMING TRAVELERS
The Government of Saint Lucia announces the closure of Saint Lucia’s airports to all incoming commercial and private flights effective 11:59pm on Monday 23rd March 2020. All airports will be closed to all incoming passengers until Sunday April 5th 2020. Aircraft facilitating departing passengers repatriating from Saint Lucia will be …
Read More »“Taiwan- Saint Lucia Table Tennis Friendship Cup.”
“Taiwan- Saint Lucia Table Tennis Friendship Cup” highlights the sports and culture exchanges between two countries The 2nd “Taiwan- Saint Lucia Table Tennis Friendship Cup” was kicked off at the Beausejour Indoor Facility on Saturday, 7 March 2020, more than 42 young Saint Lucian talented players participated the tournament. During …
Read More »Press Release- Grenadian Icon Sir Royston Hopkin Passes Away
“Passing of Sir Royston Hopkin, a most unbelievable loss to hotel and tourism sector” – Gordon ‘Butch’ Stewart Grenadian icon to be accorded official funeral tomorrow by Desmond Allen, The Jamaica Observer, March 3rd Gordon ‘Butch’ Stewart, the Caribbean’s leading hotelier has described the passing of Grenadian tourism icon, Sir …
Read More »PM DOUBLES DOWN ON JANINE COMPTON ANTOINE
Prime minister Allen Chastanet is not backing down on his opposition of the appointment of Jeanine Compton-Antoine to a post at the national trust. The conservation group last week responded to a litany of charges levelled against the trust by the prime minister during the hit radio 100 mid-morning show …
Read More »St Jude Hospital Purchases an ambulance
, St. Jude hospital purchases an ambulance without the support of government
Read More »DR HILLAIRE SPEAKS ON HORSE RACING PROJECT
The first deputy leader of the St. Lucia labor party dr. Ernest Hilaire says St. Lucia’s tax payers will eventually pay for the horses and the racing facility in Vieux Fort.
Read More »SLU MATERNAL HEALTH FAIR
Expectant mothers and persons hoping to become mothers in the future were given some vital tips at a special health fair held in Gros Islet on the weekend.
Read More »Government Denies Purchasing Horses
Government Denies Purchasing Horses – October 21st 2019, HTS NEWS4ORCE
Read More »WINNERS OF SCHOOLS CALYPSO COMPETITION AWARDED
The winners of this year’s primary school calypso competition were awarded their prizes earlier this week.
Read More »VF BUS DRIVERS SAY THEY ARE BEING TREATED UNFAIRLY BY THE POLICE
The Vieux Fort minibus operators are calling on the police to meet them half way, in their efforts to reduce the tension between the drivers and lawmen. The Vieux Fort minibus operators are considering taking a page from the Gros Islet minibus operators, in exposing their members to conflict resolution …
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