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12/07/08

POWER SOCA TONIGHT

The much-anticipated Power Soca finals slated for tonight is expected to produce quite a lot of excitement and surprises. The Mindoo Phillip Park will host a cadre of super-hitters that have set the fans in fast motion this Carnival season. Defending Power Soca monarch, Kakal, who ran away with the crown last year with “Blah, Blah, Blah”,

Government to look at LUCELEC’s Legislation?

A High level meeting Thursday between Prime Minister Stephenson King, the Cabinet of Ministers and the Board of Management of St. Lucia Electricity Services did take place but nothing concrete appeared to have come out of it. Both sides presented their positions on the matter, which left Government with perhaps the only option,

Lawyer says no amount of money would relieve the loss of Jamal

Remember Jamal? In case you have a memory block as most of us conveniently do let me remind you. Jamal was weeks into his twelfth year when he burnt to death. He had been placed in a locked cell for being “disruptive” at the draconian Boys Training Centre. The horrible unforgivable incident happened on the night of November 25th 2005.

Hess to receive lands for oil Refinery

The actual transfer of lands from Government to Hess Oil Refinery for commencement of the proposed oil refinery project will soon be completed. Prime Minister Stephenson King made this disclosure this week in response to a question by this reporter regarding the much touted project slated to be built at Cul-De-Sac by the Hess Corporation at a cost,

C&W Supports Panorama

True to its promise to continue sponsoring St Lucia’s national events, Cable & Wireless is providing more support for carnival, this time to the St Lucia National Steel Bands Association. C&W has provided the Association with a sponsorship contribution of $50,000 in cash and telecommunications support to assist with the staging of this year’s National Panorama Championship.

Cutting a special cake

Friday July 4th (last week Friday), St. Lucia was the recipient of a singular honour as, at the behest of the US Ambassador to the Eastern Caribbean, the frigate USS Simpson was assigned to come here in order that we could participate in the USA’s most important annual event, the Independence Day Celebrations. Here their Excellencies –

Common Entrance results out

The Ministry of Education has released the results of the 2008 Common Entrance Examinations. Of the three thousand, two hundred and twenty three candidates who wrote the examinations, only one hundred and nine candidates were unassigned. Candidates are deemed unassigned if their average composite scores do not fall within the range of scores,


 

   
 
     
 

 
 

 
 
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