Mary Francis Calls For Human Rights Commission On International Human Rights Day.
Mary Francis, Director of the National Centre for Legal Aid and Human Rights, has renewed her call for the establishment of a National Human Rights Commission in Saint Lucia. Her appeal coincides with the country’s observance of International Human Rights Day on Tuesday, celebrated under the global theme: “Our Rights, Our Future, Right Now.”
Students Explore Music Business Insights At Carnival Queen’s Panel Event.
Secondary school students got an inside look at the business side of the music industry during the Sound of Success panel discussion. The event, organized by the 2024 National Carnival Queen Shan Lucien, connected aspiring young musicians with local industry professionals. Students had the chance to learn about the challenges and triumphs of turning a passion for music into a successful career, gaining inspiration and practical advice from seasoned experts.
New Urban Polyclinic Officially Opens Doors
The Dr. Betty Bennett Wells Urban Polyclinic officially opened its doors on Tuesday, with services set to commence on Monday, December 16. Residents who previously relied on the Castries Wellness Centre can now access the same services at this modern facility.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Street Vibes- 12th October, 2024
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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.
