Do you plan to attend any show for the 2024 St. Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival?

Do you plan to attend any show for the 2024 St. Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival?

Culture and tourism officials are banking on a robust festival season to stimulate economic activity on the island.

On April 26th, Alliance Française organized a meet and greet to showcase a preview of French photographer Emilien Buffard's artwork for the project "Sport Friendly: Bridging Diversity" in Saint Lucia.

Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre is rubbishing claims swirling about the FBI apprehension of officials, calling on United Workers Party surrogates to cease and desist the potentially damaging rhetoric.

The monsignor Patrick Anthony Folk Research Center has launched a new website as part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the organization.

Artiste Lynden Blasse has released a new single in time for the Mother’s Day commemoration. The new song is titled "A Mother’s Love".

Laborie MP Alva Baptiste applauded Prime Minister and Finance Minister Philip J. Pierre for what he says is the government's prudent financial management of the country's resources over the past year. He cited six metrics in his assessment on the final day of the 2024 budget debate in the house.

The stage is set for Soufriere to host a spectacular Jazz event, Sunday, with organizers encouraging people to make the trip a weekend affair and enjoy the best that Soufriere has to offer.

A welcome platform for St. Lucia's local Dennery Segment artistes, who expressed pleasure with their genre being featured prominently at the opening of the Jazz and Arts Festival.

A number of departments at the labor ministry are due for a revamp. So says labor minister, Dr. Virginia Albert Poyotte who addressed the May Day rally on Wednesday.

Rebuilding efforts are advancing for the long-troubled St. Jude Hospital. Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre affirmed his administration's commitment to the project, disclosing four new buildings will wrap up this July as part of the publicly tendered reconstruction plan.

The Laborie constituency has opened the doors to its first ICT Digital Development Center, with help from the Taiwanese government.

Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has expressing strong support for the rebirth of Liat, highlighting its potential to address the pressing issue of flagging regional air lift.

A mother has been charged with assault after a video of her attacking a male student went viral. The woman's friend claims her daughter was bullied, and the system failed to address the issue.

The St. Lucia craft and dry goods vendor’s association is voicing concerns on behalf of its members regarding a new lease agreement rolled out by the Castries Constituency Council (CCC). Affected vendors have expressed apprehension about what they claim is the lack of consultation prior to the agreement's implementation. They have raised concerns over specific clauses in the document.

School children in Laborie, Saint Lucia participated in a march to raise awareness about the dangers of excessive sugar consumption.

According to senior minister Stephenson King, 60 million dollars was spent to de-silt the John Compton dam under the Allen-Chastanet administration. But he says only 10 to 20 percent of the reservoir was dredged.

The upper house debated the 2024/2025 budget on Tuesday morning, with opposition senators raising concerns.

Government senators welcomed the Philip J. Pierre administration's announcement of a minimum livable wage to be rolled out on August 1st, 2024. Senator Lisa Jawahir is the latest to support the initiative. However, leader of opposition business in the senate, Dominic Fedee, contends the 2024 budget policies will lead the island to ruin.