Experts Tell Region To Brace As Dry Season Approaches
Experts are raising alarms as meteorologists, climatologists, and key stakeholders convened to tackle the 2024/25 dry season forecast. The discussions highlighted the mounting challenges of climate change, its effects on both wet and dry seasons, and urgent measures needed to safeguard livelihoods across the region.
Business Sector Wants A Greater Say In Policies That Impact Them
The Saint Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Agriculture is calling for an annual roundtable with government to ensure the business sector has a say in the formulation of policies affecting it. The Chamber for example has previously voiced concerns about not being properly consulted before the implementation of the Minimum Wage. During the Chamber’s 140th Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, the President raised broader issues surrounding the lack of consultation on the government’s fiscal policies. To address this, the President proposed a solution to ensure that the private sector is always included in future policy discussions.
Bus Operators Fed Up Over West Coast Road Conditions…Threaten “Drastic Action”
Minibus operators are threatening drastic action to draw attention to their concerns about the ongoing West Coast Road Rehabilitation Project. The National Council on Public Transportation (NCOPT) reports that frustrated bus drivers are prepared to park their vehicles, citing costly damages to their buses allegedly caused by poor road conditions along the project route.
Republic Bank Repeats Commitment To Community Development
Republic Bank (EC) Limited celebrated its commitment to community development and social responsibility with a special Presentation of Partners Event, at the Sandals Golf and Country Club in Cap Estate, Saint Lucia.
School Of Ballet Celebrates Milestone
Celebrating 45 years of artistry and cultural impact—the St. Lucia School of Ballet marks a significant milestone with a vision for the future. Here’s more on how this institution continues to inspire through the transformative power of dance.
Street Vibes- 28th November, 2024
Do you think service has gotten better or worse in the public sector?
News Maker Live- 27th November, 2024
Bus Stand !
Guest : Spencer Mc Phee – PRO of the NCOPT
Street Vibes- 27th November, 2024
Do you think that Saint Lucians are ready to make a transition from fuel to full electric vehicles on island?
New Additions To Weekend Pageant
Two new contestants have joined the Miss Good Deeds Day pageant, set to take place on Saturday. The new participants recently met with their sponsors.
Special Prosecutor Dismisses Complaints From Former Customs Comptroller
Special Prosecutor Robert Innocent has dismissed all complaints against five government officials, including Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre and Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Ernest Hilaire, filed by former Acting Comptroller of Customs Peter Chiquot. However, Chiquot has vowed to continue pursuing the dismissed case involving Dr. Hilaire and the Range Rover.
