The
2005/2006 Poverty Assessment Report has many St. Lucians wondering
about the state of the economy, the well-being of
their fellow St. Lucians, the living conditions of some, if
not all of St. Lucia’s poor and the negative impact
the contents of the report are having on several families
in St. Lucia. Of all the messages sent out by the report one
seems to be dominating,
My
article in the Saturday Voice seems to have touched a few
nerves which had me thinking that this should have been done
many months ago. There is no doubt in my mind that
there has been poor PR on the subject of WASCO’s privatization.
My reasons for writing and speaking about the need to privatize
was simply to sensitize the nation,
Raphael
Nadal a young ambitious and determined Spaniard has sent a
very clear message to the sporting world, that discipline,
determination, and ambition can make us leaders and role models
if we so desire. I am indeed a tennis enthusiast
and having paid attention to the sport for years, I can safely
say that the men’s finals at Wimbledon this year was
fascinating,
Many
of us throughout the world are of the opinion that every one
of our countries are the hardest hit nations when it comes
to the rising cost of food, well, we need to pay
serious attention to the members of the G-8 presently meeting
in Japan. These top class industrialists have clearly stated
that they simply have no answers to the growing scarcity of
food,
I
must admit that I am not the greatest fan of the various talk
shows which St Lucia offers, but nevertheless, I do subscribe
to the modem of democracy and from that aspect I guess that
a certain amount of benefits are derived at the end of the
day. Not being an ardent fan, however, does permit
me, to make one comment and fortunately or unfortunately,
SOUFRIÈRE – The Soufrière Regional Development
Foundation and its Summer Enrichment Programming Special Committee
presents Soufrière Summer 2008 Community, Youth,
and Leadership Development Conference – a week of youth
and community development related workshops running from July
26th through July 31st, 9 am to 8 pm daily,
Reports
of police brutality mainly from young men appear to be recurring.
From excessive force during the apprehension of young men
to unprovoked abuses, young men have been venting their frustrations
but apparently nobody’s listening. Justification
for such conduct is that young men nowadays get involved in
all kinds of criminal activities,
The
2005/2006 Poverty Assessment Report has many St. Lucians wondering
about the state of the economy, the well-being of
their fellow St. Lucians, the living conditions of some, if
not all of St. Lucia’s poor and the negative impact
the contents of the report are having on several families
in St. Lucia. Of all the messages sent out by the report one
seems to be dominating, 
My
article in the Saturday Voice seems to have touched a few
nerves which had me thinking that this should have been done
many months ago. There is no doubt in my mind that
there has been poor PR on the subject of WASCO’s privatization.
My reasons for writing and speaking about the need to privatize
was simply to sensitize the nation, 
Raphael
Nadal a young ambitious and determined Spaniard has sent a
very clear message to the sporting world, that discipline,
determination, and ambition can make us leaders and role models
if we so desire. I am indeed a tennis enthusiast
and having paid attention to the sport for years, I can safely
say that the men’s finals at Wimbledon this year was
fascinating, 
