by Toter - 2 months ago
A 25-year-old Sir Arthur Lewis Community College student invested EC$400 in Creators Alliance, seeking reliable profits from video uploads. However, by April, the platform ceased operations, leaving him and others without returns. While early users gained, newcomers suffered losses, emphasizing the...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Veronika Rajek is captivating social media with her stunning figure, thrilling followers with every post. Recently, she shared a barely-there bikini photo, captioned: "Weekend attire because it’s 37,801 degrees outside." Fans eagerly anticipate more, and despite dating rumors, her allure keeps growi...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Saint Lucia is transforming its justice system through a new Witness Protection Programme. Supported by government funding and legal frameworks, this initiative encourages witnesses to testify without fear. Acting Police Commissioner Verne Garde highlights the importance of public cooperation in fos...
by Toter - 2 months ago
CHINA – Addressing the intensifying trade war, Chinese leader Xi Jinping asserted that China is "not afraid," with US tariffs on goods soaring to 125%. He condemned these tariffs as counterproductive, highlighting that trade wars produce no victors and reaffirming China's commitment to self-reliance...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Antoine Destang, representing Saint Lucia at the Carifta Aquatic Championships in Trinidad, aims to defend his butterfly titles. As a senior at Bolles School, he looks to elevate his performance after historic wins in previous years. Excitement builds for this strong team, including teammate Tristan...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Harriet Tubman (Public Domain Photo). My grandmother, Mamie Todd, embodied strength, fighting against Jim Crow and supporting desegregation. The Trump administration’s efforts to erase vital Black history, including edits to National Park Service pages, threaten our collective memory. We must safegu...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Three innovative entrepreneurs in Saint Lucia launched the Orbtronics Innovation Hub in Rodney Bay, aspiring to create the Caribbean's "Silicon Forest." Backed by a $500,000 government investment, this collaborative space promotes advanced resources, innovation, networking, and growth opportunities...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Ronald Hill, the great-nephew of Pete Hill, converses with former Hall of Fame president Jeff Idelson at a 2010 plaque ceremony. Hill, born in Virginia in 1882, was a renowned Negro League player and achieved legendary status, earning Hall of Fame induction in 2006. (Photo courtesy mlb.com)
by Toter - 2 months ago
Over 750 guests celebrated the AIDS Foundation Chicago’s 40th anniversary at The Geraghty on April 5, raising over $770,000 for health equity and HIV eradication. The evening featured dynamic emcees and performers, concluding with a compelling documentary showcasing AFC’s enduring legacy and mission...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Terrance Chandler, convicted of firearm possession in 2023, appeared in court to request more time for his $15,000 fine. He has only paid $660, citing unemployment. The magistrate granted a six-month extension, requiring full payment by November 30, 2025, or he risks incarceration.
by Toter - 2 months ago
Black women in Pittsburgh are uniting at the "Ieshia Inspires" event, led by Ieshia Nicole Hearn. The upcoming event, designed for empowerment and networking, aims to inspire attendees through shared experiences. With a dedicated Board, Hearn envisions quarterly gatherings to foster community, confi...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Phishing scams targeting Saint Lucian bank customers are resurging, prompting alarm from ICT expert Dr. Lyndell St Ville. He criticizes outdated banking practices that expose personal information. St Ville advocates for contactless payments like Apple Pay and urges banks to simplify card replacement...
by Toter - 2 months ago
The Sue Ling Gin Foundation is committing $15 million over five years to train supervisors within the Chicago Police Department in essential leadership skills. Collaborating with the University of Chicago Crime Lab, this initiative seeks to foster ethical leadership and strengthen community trust wh...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Dr. James Fletcher, Saint Lucia’s climate envoy, urges an end to beachfront hotel construction due to rising sea levels and climate change. He advocates for climate-resilient tourism, highlighting the threats posed to coastal properties and ecosystems. The industry must shift towards regenerative to...
by Toter - 2 months ago
(By Brian N. Chin, Trinity College) Using social media before bed can disrupt sleep more than screen time itself. Emotional engagement and frequent checking correlate with sleep issues. To improve sleep, limit social media interactions at night, avoid stimulating content, and create boundaries like...