Youth Parliament Debates Police Powers Act
The National Youth Parliament concluded on February 5th with a heated debate on the Police Powers Act, focusing on the authority granted to the Prime Minister as Minister for National Security and the police over citizens. The session showcased the youth’s grasp of parliamentary procedures and their potential for future political leadership.
Schools’ Chess Championships Set To Kick Off
The St. Lucia Chess Federation is gearing up to host its annual Schools’ Chess Championships. With the Ministry of Youth Development & Sports adopting chess as a tool to enhance cognitive skills and competitiveness in schools, the tournament aims to identify top talents who could one day represent St. Lucia on the global stage, including at the prestigious Chess Olympiad.
SAGE Program Cultivates a Greener Future for Agriculture
The Skills to Access the Green Economy (SAGE) programme officially concluded on Friday with a review of key partnerships, stakeholder contributions, and its impact on agricultural education. The initiative, in collaboration with the National Skills Development Centre (NSDC), focused on capacity building and revitalizing agriculture as a viable career path. SAGE aims to boost economic activity and promote sustainable agricultural practices in small island developing states.
