A community hub in Soufriere is now back in action, revitalized and reimagined. With support from the Government of the Republic of China (Taiwan), the Soufriere Innovation and Development Centre has reopened its doors, offering a modern, tech-forward space aimed at empowering youth, entrepreneurs, and the wider community.
The Sandals Under-19 Cricket Tournament is back for its 8th edition—and the young talent on display is already turning heads. Hosted by the Sandals hotel chain in collaboration with the Saint Lucia National Cricket Association, the tournament continues to be a powerful platform for youth development through sport.
As the move to secondary school draws near, Grade Six students from District Four took part in a special retreat this week focused on easing that big step. Held at the Coubaril Church, the transition sessions aimed to equip students with the emotional and social tools they’ll need—covering everything from internet safety to anger management and making smart choices. District Counselor Sylvie Melius says it’s about helping students navigate the changes ahead with confidence.
The Rotary Club of Saint Lucia is gearing up to host its annual Wine and Cheese fundraiser on Saturday, June 7. The Club is a non-governmental organization that continues to serve the community through various programmes aimed at meeting the needs of the most vulnerable.
Funds raised from the event will go towards charities and NGOs that uplift communities across the island. The Club is counting on the continued support of the public and corporate Saint Lucia.
The Eastern Caribbean Telecommunications Authority (ECTEL) is charting a new course with the development of its first-ever five-year strategic plan. ECTEL officials and consultants met in Saint Lucia on Thursday to align goals, operations, and resources as the telecommunications landscape continues to evolve rapidly.
During Wednesday’s edition of Newsmaker Live, former Minister for Communications, Works, Transport and Public Utilities—and current First Deputy Leader of the United Workers Party—Guy Joseph expressed serious concerns over the controversial Global Ports Holding Inc. (GPH) agreement.
