758 Pride hosted a media sensitization breakfast chat on Saturday as part of its ongoing Prideful Project, an initiative aimed at raising awareness about gender-based violence (GBV) and its impact on the LGBT community. Funded by the French Embassy and supported by implementing partner United Caribbean, the project seeks to educate the public and empower stakeholders to address this critical issue.
The Police Welfare Association continues to push for fair compensation and improved working conditions for police officers in Saint Lucia. Today, the association held a crucial meeting to update its members on the status of negotiations with the government and to chart the way forward. Association President Cameron Laure shared details about the challenges and priorities during the ongoing discussions.
The Majomel Road has officially reopened after extensive rehabilitation. At last weekend’s ceremony, Laborie MP Alva Baptiste praised the project as a key promise delivered to constituents, contrasting it with the previous administration’s neglect. Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre also reaffirmed the government’s commitment to improving Saint Lucia’s Road infrastructure.
Saint Lucia’s tourism sector reached a historic milestone in 2024, recording its highest-ever visitor arrivals across all categories—stayover, cruise, yacht, and sea arrivals. During today’s Cabinet briefing, Minister for Tourism, Dr. Ernest Hilaire, provided a comprehensive update on these figures and shared projections for 2025.
After months of rehabilitation, the Vieux Fort Wellness Centre is back in action, reopening its doors today to serve residents of Vieux Fort and nearby communities. The upgraded facility promises better comfort, safety, and accessibility, along with new services like a men’s health clinic. Health officials are urging the public to make full use of the enhanced offerings.