Concerns Rise Over Citizenship by Investment Programs After Sanctions-Breaking Case
Concerns are growing over the potential vulnerabilities of the Caribbean’s Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programs following revelations that Dominica’s CBI initiative allowed an Iranian oil baron and his associates to bypass international sanctions and access the global banking system. Opposition Senator Dominic Fedee warns that this issue not only affects Dominica but poses a threat to the credibility of other CBI programs across the OECS.
Tenant Appeals for Help After Facing Eviction Over High Water Bills in Castries
A tenant in Fuad-A-Chaud, Castries, is appealing for public assistance after being asked to vacate her rental property over high water bills. The tenant claims she had raised unresolved maintenance issues with her landlord. However, the landlord alleges that the tenant has failed to pay rent for six months.
2025 Nobel Laureate Festival Is Launched
The 2025 Nobel Laureate Festival has officially launched, marking a tribute to the enduring legacies of Saint Lucia’s Nobel Laureates, Sir Derek Alton Walcott and Sir William Arthur Lewis. These iconic figures continue to inspire generations of Saint Lucians, encouraging a pursuit of excellence across diverse fields.
Street Vibes- 3rd January, 2025
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Assou Square Returns With Two Days Of Exciting Entertainment
The highly anticipated Assou Square event is back, promising two days of vibrant entertainment for all ages. With a blend of traditional culture and modern attractions, organizers aim to deliver a nostalgic yet fresh experience. From young performers and live bands to traditional masquerades and exciting singing competitions, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Youth Economy Agency Inspires Next-Gen Entrepreneurs At 2024 Forum
The Youth Economy Agency wrapped up 2024 with its signature Youth Investment Forum, aimed at inspiring and equipping the next generation of entrepreneurs. This year’s event, held under the theme “Millennials and Gen Zs as Trailblazers,” brought together seasoned professionals and aspiring business owners for a day of motivation, networking, and growth.
SLAPS Seeks Second Chances For Misunderstood Pit Bulls
The St. Lucia Animal Protection Society (SLAPS) continues its mission to rescue and rehome dogs in need but faces challenges when it comes to one particular breed—the pit bull. Despite evidence showing that a dog’s behavior is shaped by upbringing rather than breed, stigma and importation bans in some countries leave these dogs with limited options for adoption. SLAPS is calling on compassionate individuals to give these misunderstood animals a second chance at a loving home.
Fitness Instructor Shares Tips To Keep New Year Resolutions On Track
As January begins, gyms fill with individuals eager to embrace healthier lifestyles. But staying committed to fitness goals can be challenging. Fitness instructor Simeon “Bweelz” Hippolyte, shares practical advice to help people maintain their New Year’s fitness resolutions throughout 2025. From creating customized workout plans to staying consistent, Hippolyte encourages everyone to take charge of their health and make physical activity a priority.
Saint Lucia On The Verge Of Schistosomiasis Elimination
Saint Lucia is nearing the elimination of schistosomiasis, with just 36 cases reported in the past decade. To secure WHO certification, the Ministry of Health conducted a national survey of primary school students and has begun boosting public awareness efforts. This push aims to confirm zero cases and achieve elimination status.
758 Aqua Nation Club Spreads Christmas Cheer With Community Giveback
The 758 Aqua Nation Club ended the year on a heartwarming note by giving back to the community. After seeing a local news story about Ed St. Ange from Barre St. Joseph, the club decided to spread Christmas cheer by donating a hamper filled with essential items.
