Fourteen Saint Lucian scholars preparing to embark on life-changing academic journeys in Morocco have been addressed by Education Minister Shawn Edward, who emphasized the importance of maintaining academic excellence and national pride.
Good news just in time for the holiday season for members of the Saint Lucia Workers Credit Union! A significant growth in the cooperative’s surplus has enabled the payment of dividends on membership shares. This exciting announcement was made during the Credit Union’s 41st Annual General Meeting, held on Saturday.
The 2nd Annual Good Deeds Day Pageant took center stage last Saturday, with five contestants competing for the crown. Organized to promote community development and individual empowerment, the event continues to make a significant impact through its programs. This year, the newly crowned Ms. Good Deeds Day 2024, Elvina Emmanuel, will take on an advocacy role, addressing issues such as bullying and other societal challenges in the near future.
The Saint Lucia Red Cross joined global organizations in observing World AIDS Day, celebrated this year under the theme: “Take the Right Path.” The theme emphasizes the vital role of human rights in ensuring equitable access to prevention, care, treatment, and support for everyone, everywhere.
While significant advancements have been made in combating HIV/AIDS, the disease remains both a local and global public health challenge, demanding continued attention and action.
Preventing the infiltration of fake honey into the region and ensuring that Caribbean honey and its by-products remain uniquely authentic are key topics at the 12th Caribbean Beekeepers Congress.
The congress brings together beekeepers and stakeholders in the apiculture industry to discuss best practices and strategies for improving the quality of honey produced in the Caribbean. With a focus on maintaining authenticity and boosting consumer confidence, the event underscores the region’s commitment to excellence in honey production.
Beekeepers will also gain insights into modern techniques and industry innovations, ensuring the Caribbean remains a leader in sustainable and high-quality apiculture.
After a series of break-ins in 2023, students from the Ciceron Secondary School’s Math and Science Department were inspired to create a math-based security software solution. Their innovative project earned them first place in the Mathematics and Gaming category at the 2024 National Science Fair. Now, these young minds will showcase their work at the 13th Caribbean Conference on Comprehensive Disaster Management in St. Kitts and Nevis.
