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1 month ago
Hosted by the Cultural Development Foundation in partnership with the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority, Jazz and Arts on the Square revitalized Derek Walcott Square from May 7 to 9. This reimagined event combined melodic performances with visual arts an...
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1 month ago
Leadership in the Caribbean is forged through struggle, particularly for women who challenge historic silence and patriarchal norms. Portia Simpson-Miller, Sonia Pierre, and Mia Mottley redefine leadership by embodying resilience. Each woman transfor...
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1 month ago
The Saint Lucia Golf Association (SLGA) has revealed that the next Saint Lucia Open is set for April 30 to May 3, 2026, anticipating a much larger participant pool compared to this year's event. Revived after a nine-year hiatus, SLGA president Mario...
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1 month ago
The recent approval of a budget lauded for its social responsibility has spurred critique, dismissing it as mere political posturing. This skepticism disregards the integral relationship between government spending and uplifting low-income populatio...
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1 month ago
World Press Freedom Day on May 3 served as a crucial reminder of the importance of press freedom globally. While various countries observed this occasion with rallies and solidarity statements, Saint Lucia experienced a muted response. The decline of...
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1 month ago
The trial for Marisule carpenter Solomon Clarke, charged in the People’s Pub break-in, commenced in Castries’ First District Court. Unrepresented, Clarke pleaded not guilty and remains free on bail. Owner Horrace Walters testified about securing the...
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1 month ago
In a striking speech, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, Vice-Chancellor of the University of the West Indies (UWI), highlighted a concerning trend: Caribbean nations are falling behind in university graduation rates compared to other regions. This educat...
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1 month ago
In Elijah Anatole’s debut film, Heartfall, we witness Adam, portrayed by Kareem Stanley, struggling under profound grief amid the breathtaking landscapes of Saint Lucia. The narrative swiftly plunges into Adam's emotional turmoil, exploring his conne...
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1 month ago
Days before the fourth Miramar Invitational, Julien Alfred disconnects from social media, focusing solely on those who truly matter. Her disciplined approach is evident in her conversations, revealing that her successes stem from intentional choices...
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1 month ago
Envision this: you conceive what seems like a brilliant idea, yet you hesitate to share it. You’re not alone. Director of Innovation Lennel Malzaire asserts this reluctance must change. Saint Lucia needs a culture that embraces experimentation, where...
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1 month ago
Prologue: On May 7, jazz aficionados gathered at the Pavilion on Rodney Bay for the Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival, celebrating an evening infused with blues, African traditions, and creole rhythms in an intimate cabaret setting. Act 1: Scene 1...
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1 month ago
The Government of Saint Lucia has launched a thorough reclassification of its public service to modernize recruitment standards, align job roles with necessary skills, and tackle longstanding promotion fairness issues, particularly in police, fire, a...
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1 month ago
Monday night’s Voices of the Underground (VOTU) presented a profound fusion of impactful storytelling, unfiltered emotions, and authenticity through exhilarating spoken word and poetry. Hosted at the National Cultural Centre as part of Art and the Ci...
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1 month ago
Ryan Philogene propelled the Courts Jets into playoff viability with a decisive 69-49 win against East Coast Academy on Monday in KFC National Basketball League action at Beausejour Gymnasium. Philogene tallied 29 points, alongside 12 rebounds and ei...
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After an eight-year hiatus, the iconic Sizzla Kalonji graced Saint Lucia with an impactful performance at the opening night of the Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival. This event underscored his enduring commitment to uplift, educate, and unite audi...