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Why you should start your own business
Employment for life has almost disappeared, with even those working for the government now unsure that they can glide through life and stay there until they retire. Starting your own business places...
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Desruisseaux family accuses police of brutality
A family is accusing the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) of crossing the line when one of its officers allegedly dealt several blows to a man’s head and face during a search for drugs on their...
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Gros Islet woman is $20,000 richer!
PRESS RELEASE - Leize Joseph of Gros Islet is now $20,000 richer after receiving a cheque from the St. Lucia National Lottery on August 11th 2014. The frequent lottery player bought herself a $3.00...
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Ebola survivor shunned by boyfriend, even school
In this photo taken Monday, Aug. 11, 2014, Sulaiman Kemokai a Ebola virus survivor stretches in front of his house in the Heigbema Village in Kenema situated in the Eastern Province around 300km, (186...
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STOLEN DOGS
Stolen at Carielle, Castries on Monday, August 11: four Yorkshire Terrier pups, six weeks and one five-month-old Rottweiler pup. Call 712-6989 or the nearest police station.
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Post mortem concluded for Virgin Atlantic crew member
Quinton Garrathy (inset) was struck by this black Hyundai SUV on August 3, 2014 on the Gros Islet Highway, near the Rodney Bay Marina. The arrows in the photo point to the damage caused by the deadly...
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BREAKING NEWS: Pregnant woman still hospitalised; attacker out on bail
Joseph Twenty-three-year-old Dona Joseph, who was stabbed in Castries on Friday, August 8, remains at Victoria Hospital while her alleged attacker has been released on “self bail”. Police Press Officer...
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DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know throughout the years, St. Lucia has produced some outstanding sports persons who have made a positive impact on their chosen discipline? Some of them represented their schools, clubs,...
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Government to guarantee loan for UWI open campus improvements
PRESS RELEASE – The Government of Saint Lucia has received approval from parliament to guarantee a sum of EC$18,200,000 for the purpose of extending the University of the West Indies (UWI) Open Campus...
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House of Assembly approves cruise sector employment programme
PRESS RELEASE - Members of Parliament today approved an EC$3 million cruise sector training and employment initiative that will provide access to funding for Saint Lucians seeking non-utility job...
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Community Steel pan training launched
PRESS RELEASE – The Cultural Development Foundation’s mission to provide avenues for artistic and cultural expression continues with the launch of the Community Steel pan Training Programme. The...
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Recognition certificate received
PRESS RELEASE - The National Workers Union (NWU) has received a Recognition Certificate from the Acting Labour Commissioner as the exclusive bargaining agent for workers employed with Tapion Hospital....
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Digicel Diaspora customers win cash this summer
PRESS RELEASE - Digicel, continues to reward its customers for their loyalty of being on the network that allows everyone to be extraordinary. As parents prepare for back to school, Digicel is happily...
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Pigeon Point drowning victim to be buried Saturday; post mortem concluded
Vaughn Khodra Thirty-year-old Vaughn Khodra of Forestiere, Castries who died on Sunday, August 10, will be laid to rest this Saturday at 2:30 p.m., according to relatives. His body will be at the...
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Comprehensive review of baking industry underway – Commerce Minister
Government will soon be taking steps to review the baking industry with the aim of addressing concerns about pricing for bread and other baked products. Commerce Minister Emma Hippolyte has said that...
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My boyfriend wants me to “toss his salad”
Dear Willie: A few weeks ago me and my boyfriend got into a heated arguement because this man wants me to do nasty stuff to him. He told his friends’ girlfriends give them rimming and he wants me to...
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“More reflectors and higher barricades needed” – Morne residents
The mini-bus which crashed on the Morne last night. Two persons sustained serious injuries. Residents of the Morne, Castries are calling on authorities to provide more lights and reflectors or extend...
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BREAKING NEWS: Game left charging may have caused Riviere Mitant fire
The game, cell phones and other items on this table were destroyed by the fire. Fire officials suspect that a game left charging may have triggered a house fire in Riviere Mitant, Gros Islet around...
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Sagicor search is on for young visionaries
The group of 2013 Visionaries and their teachers during the tour of the NASA facility that was part of their prize trip to Tampa Florida. PRESS RELEASE – The search is on for young visionaries who can...
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Crick’s Funeral Home opens new location
PRESS RELEASE - Crick’s Funeral Home Limited has been serving Saint Lucia since the early 1960’s, and now they have an additional facility to better serve clients. The company opened a new branch on...
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