Do you look forward to the completion of the halls of justice?

The Southern Equestrian Association and the life strategies network are giving back to the community. This week, the two partnered to provide students at Vieux-Fort Comprehensive Secondary School Campus B with basketball gear.

Holistic development in St. Lucia was the focus of the 10th anniversary Patricia Charles Memorial Lecture delivered by economist and cultural activist Dr. Adrian Augier at the University of the West Indies Open Campus.

Work is scheduled to commence on the new police headquarters at its old location in 2025. Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre made the remarks at the sod turning ceremony of the halls of justice on Friday, April 19th, 2024.

The government held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday to unveil the first-of-its-kind bus store in Belair and Sarot.

The Vide Boutielle Primary School honored longtime educator Cuthbert Popo for his contributions to the cultural, academic, and athletic development of students over his 42-year career.

News4orce sought feedback from young people who participated in the ministry of youth development and sports' Youth Enhancement Program. The program concluded on Friday at the ICT center in Vieux Fort.

Is the minibus sector on track to achieve its cashless system goal? News4orce spoke to the National Council On Public Transportation's public relations officer for an update on the long-overdue implementation.

The Saint Lucia Civil Service Association is gearing up for its elections next week, which may see a new executive at the helm.

The education ministry contributed a wheelchair valued at over $25,000 to a Castries Comprehensive Secondary School student. The ministry handed over the wheelchair at a ceremony on the school grounds this week.

Youth in Vieux Fort are being offered a chance to boost their job skills and personal development through a program by the ministry of youth development and sports.

MP for Choiseul/Saltibus Bradley Felix is putting to rest any notion of him switching political sides, after the leader of the St. Lucia Labor Party, Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre, made glowing commendations about him.

The Philip J. Pierre administration has allocated $2.5 million toward repairs of the George Odlum stadium to transform it into a state-of-the-art sporting facility.

Prime Minister, Philip J. Pierre, defended the country's Citizenship by Investment Program (CIP) against criticism from the opposition. Pierre insisted the program has strong vetting procedures and said he is open to raising prices in the future.

The United Workers Party says it is lending its voice to the plight of St. Lucia's farmers struggling to export their produce. The opposition is holding the ministry of agriculture solely accountable for what the UWP perceives as a lack of action in the ongoing banana box shortage.

A regional four-day youth workshop to sharpen policy and advocacy skills in the Caribbean was held in St. Lucia, with the St. Lucia National Youth Council taking the lead with assistance from regional partners.

Work is continuing on the National Youth Policy. Youth development and sports minister Kenson Casimir revealed that the printing of the document hit a few snags during Monday’s pre-cabinet media briefing.

Minister for finance and Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre sought parliamentary approval for the establishment of a special fund, called "Regulated Substances Fund," to facilitate the operations of the regulated substances authority that will oversee the nascent cannabis industry.

Saint Lucia's banana farmers received a lifeline as agriculture minister Alfred P. Prospere secured shipments of thousands of boxes to ease the critical shortage that threatened exports.

Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has not commented on media talk of the possibility of a cabinet reshuffle. Babonneau MP Dr. Virginia Albert-Poyotte, who recently returned from a medical leave of absence, hinted at changes when approached by a gaggle of reporters.