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19/02/08

GUNS OR TASERS?

It appears that because of the number of incidents in regard to fatal shootings by police last year, the Force is now weighing its options. The Police Force has suggested that the use of tasers will be safer in the prevention of crime and may lower the risk of lethal force on suspects. But while Special Services Unit Superintendent Victor Layzelle acknowledges that accidental shootings,

PM King tours LUCELEC facility

A delegation led by Prime Minister, the Honourable Stephenson King accompanied by Minister for Public Utilities, the Honourable Guy Joseph, and Cabinet Secretary Mr Cosmos Richardson, was taken on a tour of the main electricity generating facilities of LUCELEC located at Cul-de-Sac, on Wednesday 20th February.

Proposed donation of Pointe du Cap to National Trust

Morne Pavillon, the second highest point at Cap Estate, is being donated to the citizens of Saint Lucia. Christopher Lutz of Boston, Massachusetts is giving this valuable, twenty-two acre site, also known as Pointe du Cap, to the Saint Lucia National Trust, providing he receives the assurance that it will remain in the ownership of the Trust as a Nature Reserve and historic site in perpetuity.

CIE/RGQ welcome training of women for construction industry

The CIE and RG Quarry Group of Companies have welcomed the announcement of the intention of the National Skills Development Centre (NSDC) to train 120 women in trades related to the construction sector. The Group’s CEO, local businessman Rayneau Gajadhar, says this development “is positive and it’s a welcome one that has been long in coming.”

Celebrating hand made design

The Caribbean Gift and Craft show (CGCS) organised by the Caribbean Export Development Agency (Caribbean Export), will celebrate its 15th anniversary from October 2–5, 2008, at the Sherbourne Conference Centre in Barbados. CGCS 2008 is highlighting the pivotal role of design. According to the CGCS 2008 Show Manager, Veona Maloney,

Road to College Fair a success

Local organizers of this past weekend’s World Scholar-St. Lucia Road to College Fair are extremely pleased with the success of this international college recruitment effort. The two-day college recruitment event provided St. Lucians a wonderful opportunity to meet with representatives from colleges and universities across North America and the Caribbean,

Seminar for poultry farmers

CASTRIES, St Lucia: The Ministry of Agriculture in St Lucia, in collaboration with the National Feed Mills of Trinidad and Tobago, will be hosting a workshop for poultry farmers in Rodney Bay on February 26, 2008 and in Vieux-Fort on February 27, 2008. Dr George Joseph, Chief Veterinary Officer in the Ministry of Agriculture,


 

   
 
     
 

 
 

 
 
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