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by Toter - 2 months ago

Hilaire Champions Carnival Reforms Amidst Traditionalist Concerns

As Saint Lucia's Carnival evolves, concerns grow regarding the preservation of its traditional roots amid rising commercialism and generational changes. In a recent panel at the Listwa Kannaval public lecture at the Financial Centre, diverse voices shared their perspectives. Some expressed alarm abo...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Amanda Seales Pushes Back On Obama's Legacy Of Helping The Black Community

Amanda Seales has ignited significant debate regarding her contributions to the Black community, especially after she criticized the continued admiration for Barack Obama and his legacy. Serving as the 44th president from 2009 to 2017, Obama made history as the first Black individual to hold the nat...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Upcoming Land Title Distribution for Long-Term Residents on State Lands

Following an extensive survey of 800 government-owned plots in Eau Piquant, Pomme, Augier, and Cantonment, officials have revealed that residents are set to receive formal land titles within the upcoming fortnight. Additionally, another 200 lots in Belair have been surveyed. This initiative is part...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Rising Star: A Saint Lucian Pole Vaulter's Journey to Coaching Excellence

Dominic Johnson, a celebrated athlete and Saint Lucia's national record-holder in pole vault and decathlon, is well-acquainted with achieving great heights. Having represented his nation in three Olympic Games (1996, 2000, and 2008) and securing the first Commonwealth Games medal for Saint Lucia, Jo...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Turning Tides: Harnessing the Sargassum Surge as a Force for Change

Envision awakening on a Caribbean morning, greeted by the inviting sea breeze, only to be overwhelmed by the noxious odor of decaying sargassum littering the shoreline. Once an emblem of carefree coastal living, our beaches have faced an ongoing assault. Boats stranded, fishermen paused, and tourism...