Daily Archives: 19 May 2025

With the sounds of kaiso in the air, the Take Over Tent (TOT) is officially ready to ignite the 2025 Calypso season. Celebrating 44 years of cultural excellence, the tent continues its mission to refine and elevate local talent, while staying true to the roots of the beloved artform.

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Language is proving to be a powerful tool in strengthening national security. This week, the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force launched a Spanish language course to enhance communication with Spanish-speaking individuals encountered in the line of duty. V

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Local filmmakers are raising concerns about the underrepresentation of Saint Lucia’s rich culture and identity in homegrown productions—and they’re calling for the establishment of a national film commission to help change that. With the global film market saturated by western content, creatives argue that authentic, culturally rooted storytelling could not only captivate international audiences but also boost Saint Lucia’s visibility and economy.

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A growing environmental and public health concern is once again plaguing Saint Lucia’s coastlines. The massive influx of Sargassum seaweed has returned, bringing with it foul odors, disrupted tourism activity, and potential health hazards for coastal communities.

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Saint Lucia’s Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Philip J. Pierre, says the country’s growing investments and improving economy are a direct result of stability, smart fiscal management, and people-centered governance. The Prime Minister addressed a number of key issues, from border security to employment and debt repayment.

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In a move aimed at strengthening the delivery of healthcare in Saint Lucia, Caritas Antilles—the social action agency of the Roman Catholic Church—has made a significant donation to the island’s main hospital.

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A call for compassion, inclusion, and justice. As the world marked the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, one local organization reaffirmed its commitment to the LGBTQI community.

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In sports news—funding for football development in Saint Lucia is getting a much-needed boost. President of the Saint Lucia Football Association, Lyndon Cooper, says reforms under FIFA President Gianni Infantino have significantly increased the financial support for small football nations.

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