Day: December 3, 2024

The government has announced a significant boost in support for institutions serving differently-abled individuals. Starting with the next budget, these organizations will receive increased subventions as part of a broader effort to promote equity and inclusion for persons with disabilities in Saint Lucia.
This initiative aims to address ongoing challenges, including discrimination by employers and in the workplace, ensuring that differently-abled individuals have equal opportunities to thrive and contribute to society.

Starting January 2025, the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force’s Traffic Unit will be upgraded and rebranded as the Department of Road Safety and Traffic Investigations. This change is part of the Police Force’s initiative to strengthen road law enforcement, following a rise in road accidents throughout the year.

Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre met with the Caribbean Examinations Council’s top achievers this morning, ahead of the upcoming Regional Top Awards Ceremony, which will be held in Saint Lucia. While there were no local top achievers this year, the Prime Minister expressed optimism, stating that the future of the Caribbean remains bright.

Nissan E-Power Unveiled At Saint Lucia’s Ev Expo, Marking A Step Towards Sustainable Transportation.
Saint Lucia is embracing the future of eco-friendly transportation with the introduction of the Nissan e-POWER. Unveiled at the Ministry of Sustainable Development’s EV Expo, this innovative technology promises a cleaner and more efficient driving experience, paving the way for a greener tomorrow.

“They have to step up!” These were the words of Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Ernest Hilaire, referring to NAMALCO, the contractor for the West Coast Road Rehabilitation Project. The National Council on Public Transportation (NCOPT) has warned of drastic action if road conditions on the West Coast Road are not improved. In response, NAMALCO has committed to bettering the road conditions in time for the Christmas season.