Saint Lucians in Taiwan marked the island’s 46th Independence Anniversary with a night of celebration, highlighting unity and cultural exchange. Ambassador H.E. Dr. Robert Lewis emphasized the importance of togetherness in driving national progress, as diplomats, Caribbean ambassadors, and community members gathered to commemorate the occasion.
With rising crime rates on the island, gospel singer and event organizer ShirleyAnn Cyril-Mayers is turning to faith for a solution. She has organized the Independence 46 Gospel Concert, a powerful evening of praise and worship aimed at uplifting the nation and calling for divine intervention.
Public consultations on the Cannabis Industrial Bill are set to take place over the next two weeks, giving Saint Lucians the opportunity to review and provide feedback on the proposed legislation. The Regulated Substances Authority (RSA) is leading the initiative, aiming to ensure public input is considered before the bill moves forward.
In a shocking incident early Friday morning, twenty-year-old Tiktok creator Jolie Williams was stabbed to death at a guest house in Reduit, Gros Islet. Another woman, who was with her at the time, remains in critical condition following the attack. The violence, allegedly carried out by a male known to the victims, has left the normally quiet community in disbelief.
Young St. Lucian cyclist Denver Jr. Alphonse is back home after competing in the Challenge de CRMC in Martinique. Now, he’s setting his sights on Sunday’s Independence Cycling Championship in Castries as he continues to push his limits on the regional circuit.
A proud moment at Corinth Secondary School as three of its outstanding past students were honored in a special unveiling ceremony. Qiana Joseph, Jayhan Smith, and Michael Joseph were celebrated for their remarkable achievements in sports, and their legacy continues to inspire students today.
