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For the first time, the new EC banknotes will replace the image of the late Queen Elizabeth II with notable national heroes, nation builders, and regional icons. The unveiling of the notes took place during the ceremony marking the change in chairmanship of the ECCB Monetary Council.

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Physical education teachers from Saint Lucia participated in the eighth annual Physical Education and Sports Conference aimed at improving teaching methodologies and enhancing student learning outcomes.
This year's event took place in Dennery and centered on the theme: Success through Leadership and Management.

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22 educators gathered at the NSDC South building for a closing ceremony marking the completion of a four-day environmental training program.
The initiative prepares teachers across twelve secondary schools to guide students in developing functional, technical solutions for immediate local climate and waste challenges.

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Dragon fruit is taking root in saint lucia, with growing consumer demand and renewed efforts to boost local production through innovation and farmer training.

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Corporate Saint Lucia ushered in the carnival season with a spirited display of wit and rhythm at the Intercommercial Calypso competition.

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While global climate inaction could spark a staggering twenty-one-trillion-dollar healthcare crisis by 2050, Saint Lucia is charting a smarter path.
A new study shows that fortifying local health facilities against disasters goes beyond saving lives—it delivers massive economic returns for the island.

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A major breakthrough on a regional ferry service and humanitarian aid for earthquake-hit Venezuela was high on the agenda as CARICOM wrapped up the 51st Heads of Government meeting in Saint Lucia Wednesday.

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On energy, the heads recognized the region's vulnerability.
St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister dr. Terrance Drew argued the Caribbean HAS an energy harnessing problem.
He pointed to wind, solar, geothermal, and wave power as untapped resources.
Drew said the region spends roughly seventy billion dollars annually on petroleum products.
He called for a shift to renewable energy to stabilize economies and reduce the cost of living.

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