Prime Minister King’s Leadership

In the space of one year and two months the United Workers Party won a general elections; experienced the death of their political leader and prime minister; had brushes with the law via their ministers; fired one of their ministers from the Cabinet of Ministers; won a bye-election in Micoud North; give the impression that their ministers are united behind one leader,

Here today, gone tomorrow?

Kudos to the CCC for beautifying the vicinity around Place Bideau, especially the passage-way adjacent to the former Government Printery. That area has not only been an eyesore for years but literally an obstacle course for pedestrians. The new sparkling white picket fence facing A.F.Valmont on Laborie Street is very attractive…for now,

Who is checking our graves?

It is very appalling to see how our dearly departed ones are placed in their resting place in some of our cemeteries in and around Saint. Lucia. I say this with no holds barred. Because sooner or later we will have a situation on our hands when HUNGRY DOGS will be in a position to dig up any grave. It is policy and Government law through Health standards,

The following statement has been issued by the Saint Lucia Labour Party:

The Saint Lucia Labour Party is deeply disturbed that despite the exposures on the NDC by the Star Newspaper, and indeed its own call for the removal of Nicholas John as chairman of NDC, the Stephenson King Government has elected to do nothing about the situation. The government is behaving in the manner it knows best: business as usual, ignore the Opposition.