NEW AGRICULTURE PROGRAM COMBINES THEORY AND PRACTICE
A fresh initiative is taking root—merging classroom learning with real-world farming to inspire the next generation in agriculture. Here’s how it’s planting seeds of opportunity.
OPPOSITION MP SLAMS 2025 BUDGET IN PARLIAMENT
The Choiseul/Saltibus MP delivers a scathing critique of the 2025/2026 fiscal package during the budget debate, pointing out key flaws and shortcomings. Here’s what the former Commerce Minister had to say.
ACTING CHIEF JUSTICE MARIO MICHEL RETIRES
After nearly a year in the role, Hon. Justice Mario Michel steps down as Acting Chief Justice. Miriam Montoute reports on his reflections—from his legal roots to his time in St. Lucian politics.
POLICE REPORT DROP IN CRIME FOR FIRST QUARTER
Law enforcement officials reveal a significant decrease in crime for the first quarter of the year. Here’s what the data shows and what it could mean moving forward.
10-YEAR PASSPORTS & IMMIGRATION UPGRADES ANNOUNCED
Big changes coming to St. Lucia’s immigration services! The department confirms 10-year passports for citizens 18+, online E-passport renewals, and faster processing at ports with new kiosks.
STREET VIBES – APRIL 25TH, 2025
STREET VIBES – APRIL 25TH, 2025
Special Report – April 24th,2025
Special Report – April 24th,2025
SEXUAL MISCONDUCT ALLEGATIONS ROCK ST. LUCIA POLICE FORCE
Acting Police Commissioner Verne Garde confirms four ongoing investigations into a senior officer accused of sexual misconduct. Two cases are now complete and have been sent to the DPP, but the officer remains on active duty. Full details in this report.
PETERKIN CALLS FOR PUBLIC SECTOR REFORM TO BACK BUDGET PLANS
Social Commentator Richard Peterkin says bold budget proposals must be matched with serious public sector reform. While he praised parts of the fiscal package, the retired accountant warned that execution remains a major hurdle. More in this breakdown.
CITY PLAZA TENANTS ANGRY OVER FORCED BUSINESS CLOSURES
Business owners renting from the Castries Constituencies Council are voicing frustration after being told to shut down for weeks due to renovations. Many say the notice came too late and fear the financial hit during the closure period. Here’s what they had to say.
