Foundation Launches Animated Video To Tackle Gender-Based Violence.
The Do Nation Foundation has taken a creative approach to addressing gender-based violence in Saint Lucia with the launch of an animated educational video on December 10, 2024. The release is part of the foundation’s “Engendering Change by Playing Your Part” project, funded by the Canadian Fund for Local Initiatives and the Government of Canada.
New Police Recruits Complete Motorcycle Training
Seventeen newly recruited police officers are sharpening their skills on two wheels as they participate in a two-week motorcycle operator’s course.
Public Speaking Festival Equips Children For Leadership And Gospel Ministry.
Children and adolescents across Saint Lucia had the opportunity to showcase their public speaking skills during a festival organized by the Children and Adolescent Ministries of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The event aimed to prepare young people for gospel ministry while fostering essential communication and leadership abilities.
Single Mother Questions Child Maintenance Delays Despite System Upgrade.
A single mother is raising concerns about the efficiency of the family court’s administrative system. She claims that despite a recent system upgrade aimed at streamlining the child maintenance process, delays in payment processing persist, leaving families frustrated and financially strained.
Driver’s Accident Highlights Chaussee Road Repairs
A white Toyota Vehicle drove into an open man hole along the Chaussee road in Castries. The driver of the vehicle says there were no traffic cones warning him of the open ditch. Meanwhile, Nation Wide Construction ltd says they are working quickly to have a smooth road surface by Christmas.
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Silver Shadow Students Ready For Annual Recital
Silver Shadow Performing Arts Academy is preparing to host its annual dance recital as part of its ongoing program. This event provides students with the opportunity to perform in front of a live audience. The performances will be evaluated, and students will be graded based on their execution of dance routines.
Minister Defends Record Amid Road Criticism
Senior Minister Stephenson King is pushing back against growing public criticism regarding the state of road infrastructure across the island. Over the past month, concerns have been raised about the condition of key roadways, with some questioning the effectiveness of his leadership as Infrastructure Minister.
Despite the backlash, Minister King has defended his record, insisting that he has been making significant strides in addressing the nation’s infrastructure challenges. He maintains that his ministry is doing a commendable job, pointing to ongoing and planned road rehabilitation projects as evidence of progress.
Festival Of Lights Promises A Dazzling Show
Planning for the annual Festival of Lights celebration, hosted by the Cultural Development Foundation (CDF), is well underway, with the planning committee aiming to deliver a spectacular production to captivate the public. This year’s showcase is a collaborative effort with the Castries Constituency Council as part of the countdown to the 12 Days of Christmas
Saint Lucia Seeks Climate Funding After Cop 29
Saint Lucia remains without firm funding commitments following COP 29, raising concerns about its ability to safeguard its vulnerable population and economy from the growing threats of climate-related disasters. The lack of financial resources underscores the urgent need for tangible support to address the island’s climate resilience challenges.
