Month: June 2025

Tourism Minister Dr. Ernest Hilaire has dismissed rumours of a U.S. travel ban on Saint Lucia, amid growing concerns over shifting American immigration policies. As Carnival season kicks off, Hilaire says the government is closely monitoring potential impacts on diaspora participation, but confirms no official concerns have been raised by the U.S. regarding Saint Lucia’s Citizenship by Investment Program or its use of Cuban medical personnel.

GenTech Analytica is sparking youth interest in science and innovation with its upcoming two-week BioSci Series Camp, set for July 7th to 18th at St. Joseph’s Convent.

A groundbreaking initiative is reshaping vocational education in Saint Lucia. The Saint Lucia TVET Institute – School of Innovation and Technology, formerly the Anse Ger Secondary recently hosted its Year One Exhibition, showcasing the progress of a two-year project funded by the European Union and led by the Commonwealth Local Government Forum. The theme for the activity was ‘Stronger Together’.

Computer World Inc. is warning the public about a fraudulent online promotion falsely using the company’s name to scam unsuspecting users.

The Ministry of Commerce is rolling out a “Buy Local” initiative to boost the local economy, promote food security, and reduce Saint Lucia’s annual food import bill.

With work underway on the Castries Port and Bananes Bay upgrades, Investment Minister Dr. Ernest Hilaire says he will deliver a ministerial statement in July to address misinformation surrounding the Global Ports Holding project. He plans to disclose details of the original agreement signed under the former UWP administration and provide clarity on relocation efforts and community impact.