Attorney at Law, Mary Francis, has asserted in connection with the recent fatal shooting of the wife of a police officer that the truth cannot be hidden forever. “What we need in Saint Lucia is truth,” Francis declared, adding that truth has been hidden for too long in this country and stifled. “What we need […]
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(PRESS RELEASE) — In a move to embrace the Saint Lucian Diaspora, the Government of Saint Lucia has appointed a new Ambassador responsible for Diaspora Affairs. Dr. Jocelyne Clarke-Fletcher will lead the charge to bring Saint Lucians together in a holistic way, enhancing efforts of the Government to forge links with nationals overseas. Working within the ...
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Press Release:– In a move to embrace the Saint Lucian Diaspora, the Government of Saint Lucia has appointed a new Ambassador responsible for Diaspora Affairs. Dr. Jocelyne Clarke-Fletcher will lead the charge to bring Saint Lucians together in a holistic way, enhancing efforts of the Government to forge links with nationals overseas. Working within the Office […]
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Sky News:- A woman left paralysed after being “catapulted” from her new bed during sex has lost her damages claim against the supplier. Claire Busby, of Maidenhead, Berkshire, suffered a serious injury to her spine when she fell from the super king size double divan as she changed position. The 46-year-old claimed the bed was in […]
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(SNO) – Police officials are investigating a motor vehicle accident Thursday afternoon (Nov. 8), near Ti Kaye, that took the life of a United States tourist. The deceased, a male, died after the vehicle – a rented Suzuki – he was driving, with three other tourists on board, plunged over a precipice in Anse La ...
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BBC:– Former First Lady Michelle Obama has released a memoir in which she reveals difficulties about her marriage and pregnancy with her two daughters. In the book, Becoming, Mrs Obama reveals that she had a miscarriage and used in vitro fertilisation to conceive both children, Malia and Sasha. Mrs Obama told ABC’s Good Morning America she […]
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A United States national on vacation in Saint Lucia died Thursday afternoon after a vehicle he was driving plunged over a precipice at Anse La Raye, police have confirmed. According to information, the driver and three other visitors were on board a rented Suzuki. The other occupants of the vehicle sustained injuries in the accident […]
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(SNO) — Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) Bar Association President Thaddeus Antoine believes that politicians should stay away, as countries in the region ponder on whether they should make the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) their final appellate court. The campaign to join the CCJ was dealt a major blow this week after Grenada ...
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The MeCurator Art Gallery in collaboration with SLALA will host a art collection launch, titled “Art Thrives Us – A Journey of Art through Arthritis” on Thursday 15th November, from 7.00pm – 9.00pm, at the MeCurator Art Gallery, located in Massade Gros Islet (within the Star Publishing grounds).
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Jamaica Observer:- LITTLE LONDON, Westmoreland — Three brothers and one of their spouses were killed after they were pinned inside three houses and peppered with bullets by a group of marauding gunmen during a pre-dawn attack yesterday. The deceased individuals have been identified as 31-year-old mechanic Howard Humes; 23-year-old Shavane Humes; 33-year-old farmer Paulton Humes, otherwise […]
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