Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre is drawing a clear line in the sand when it comes to the redevelopment of Hewanorra International Airport—vowing that the country’s largest infrastructure project will be built with full transparency and accountability.
A brazen early-morning break-in at the vendor’s arcade has left boutique owner Roselyn Charles reeling, after thieves shattered her shop’s glass door with a stone and made off with clothing, sunglasses, and accessories.
In a groundbreaking leap for healthcare in Saint Lucia, Tapion Hospital has successfully introduced life-saving cardiac procedures—bringing coronary angiography and angioplasty home for the first time and ending decades of costly, high-risk patient transfers overseas.
After nearly three decades at the forefront of Saint Lucian politics, former Prime Minister Dr Kenny Anthony has officially announced his retirement from elective politics—closing the chapter on a storied career that shaped a generation and redefined leadership in Vieux Fort South.
Facing mounting staff complaints of abuse and defiance at the Boys Training Centre, Equity Minister Joachim Henry has urged employees not to lose faith in the troubled youth — even as the Ministry moves swiftly to fortify the facility with tighter security measures.
With chronic illnesses threatening to cripple Saint Lucia’s social security system, the National Insurance Corporation has launched a bold offensive—unveiling an NCD Advisory Committee to tackle the soaring cost of sickness benefits and put the nation’s health back on track.
