December 3rd, 2017
Opinions

By Earl Stephen Huntley St. Lucia’s model of government is inherited from and based on the British system of Westminster Parliamentary democracy. Under this system, the government of the country is formed by the party whose members are the...
November 8th, 2017
Opinions

I congratulate the St Lucia Ministry of Agriculture, Extension and Advisory Services Division of Agriculture, and Taiwan Technical Mission on the implementation of what is called a Farmer Field School Program (FFSP) which was implemented in the...
October 19th, 2017
Opinions

Politics the world over includes the role of an opposition or oppositions as the case maybe, but the big question remains, how productive are oppositions when we witness on a daily basis the level of emotional contributions fielded to various...
October 4th, 2017
Opinions

By Michael Chastanet Violence is on the rise the world over with some nations fearing better than others based on various inbred cultures. On the other hand, with the lifestyle changes created by technology and increased unemployment...
August 30th, 2017
Opinions

By: Dr Edsel Edmunds, OBE Former Ambassador of St Lucia to The UN, OAS and US I was pleased to read of the visit by President Michelle Bachelet of Chile to St. Lucia, for our two countries worked very closely on Caribbean/Latin American affairs...
August 15th, 2017
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By: Oswald Augustin – General Secretary UWP Dr. Tennyson Joseph a discredited politician by his own grass roots from the arts and crafts, fishing and agricultural village of Choiseul and Saltibus on the western coast of St. Lucia continues to...
August 3rd, 2017
Opinions

(By Marie Miguel) There is a huge debate going on in schools all across the country. It is not about violence, bullying, drugs, or similar issues. The debate is whether schools should continue using text books or switch to using computer tablets....
July 23rd, 2017
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The question was asked by Allen Chastanet in the 2016 general elections: “Has Kenny Anthony made Saint Lucia safer? He didn’t, but we will. He didn’t, but I will… this is the most important decision to consider in the upcoming...
June 28th, 2017
Opinions

Democracy is often defined as government of the people, by the people, for the people. In many respects, the challenges of democracy have been both qualitative and quantitative to the concepts that every person has worth and dignity, equality of...
June 19th, 2017
Opinions

The key issues of political change, socio economics and preservation of the environment will return to Saint Lucia's House of Assembly on Tuesday, June 20, as debate resumes on the appropriation bill 2017/18.  However, far from Machiavellian...
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