At the time of assuming the office of the President of the West Indies Cricket Board on July 29, 2007 the West Indies Cricket Team – the performance of which serves as the very barometer by which ...

There is an old phrase that a photo or painting is worth a thousand words; I assumed the same would be true with emoji’s and how young people communicate. Last week when seeking consent to re… ...

Onstage with him were a dozen or so young men and women in red shirts and black pants. By his own account, they are his most trusted constituents. He described as “unusual” their meeting on a recent ...

Over the past several weeks, social media has been replete with alleged actions by politicians, and the hierarchy of the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force, against officers, who have allegedly engaged in ...

Like many other residents of Castries South, I awaited with great anticipation the contribution of our parliamentary representative Dr. Ernest Hilaire to the national budget debate—especially given ...

Their appointments were highly praised. But not because of their special qualifications. What had got them the all-important affirmative nod had nothing to do with school certificates and employment ...

Amendment of s.54 of the Child Justice Act of Saint Lucia During this week, there has been much ado and debate both in and outside of the House of Parliament, about the Amendments to the Child Justice ...

Recently the Minister of Education, Shawn Edward, alluded to a systematic crisis, when he stressed upon an audience of scholars that he was worried and needed to see more young men in the room and on ...

The integrity of the Eastern Caribbean judicial system is under the spotlight as the Honourable Mark A. G. Brantley, Premier of Nevis and Leader of the Opposition, issues a strong call for action, ...

In my previous piece entitled “ What Trump 2.0 could mean for the Caribbean Region”, only one month after his re-election as President of the United States of America, I argued, that his campaign of ...

Will we continue to tolerate government and statutory bodies that appear above the law? Government ministers who with impunity dismissively react to important press questions?

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