Prime Minister Allen Chastanet Monday morning welcomed Minister of Home Affairs, Legal Affairs and National Security, Hermangild Francis back to work. Francis had been on leave for the past three months while undergoing medical treatment overseas. At a news conference, the minister thanked various persons including his friends in New York, Doctor Christy Daniel who […]
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The Saint Lucia Met Office is concerned that overzealous reports about the weather are giving people the wrong impression. Meteorological Officer Andre Joyeux explained that at times persons become ‘overzealous’ and report on a simple issue but sensationalise it by giving it more significance than it actually has. Joyeux told St Lucia Times that in […]
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Press Release:– Regional Headquarters, Jamaica. August 2, 2019—The University of the West Indies (UWI) and the University of Glasgow have signed the first ever agreement for slavery reparations since British Emancipation in 1838. The £20 million agreement was signed at the Regional Headquarters of The UWI in Kingston, Jamaica on July 31, 2019 by Vice-Chancellor, Professor […]
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Guyana Chronicle:- THE government, backed by civil society, is urging the Opposition People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) to return to the National Assembly to extend the period for the holding of elections in accordance with the Constitution. Article 106 (7) of the Constitution allows for the three-month period for the holding of elections, subsequent to the passage […]
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Sky News:– Donald Trump has blamed America’s latest mass shootings on video games, mental illness and social media, after 30 people died in attacks in Texas and Ohio over the weekend. Speaking at the White House, Mr Trump announced reforms to try to deal with the problem, including working with social media companies to detect “mass […]
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Castries Mayor Peterson Francis hosted a trade mission from the Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) last week, his office has disclosed. The meeting focused on expanding trade relations between Trinidad and Tobago and this country. According to a release from the Office of the Castries Mayor, the visit of the Trinidad and Tobago delegation […]
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Saint Lucia’s opposition leader Philip J. Pierre has described neocolonialism as an economic threat coming from difference sources. Speaking against the backdrop of the recent celebration of Emancipation Day, Pierre said some of the sources of neocolonialism are actually home-grown. “The effect of debt – and if you want to come closer home, our government […]
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