DESPITE being beleaguered by a litany of problems, our athletes continue to shine both here and abroad. In every sport, …
Take A Bow, Athletes
Back To Serious Business
AT least for now, the final days of the carnival season appeared to have been incident-free as far as violent …
Be Safe, Be Smart
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ALL season long, the Carnival festivities have been progressing relatively smoothly with a few glitches here and there, many of …
End The Speculation
FOLLOWING a week of allegations that fueled the rumour mill incessantly, Minister in the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Physical Planning, …
Embrace The Technological Change
ANOTHER school year has now ended and parents and students are now engaged in the cycle of preparing for the …
Who’s Really Politicizing Crime?
To say that the island is at the crossroads as far as crime is concerned these days is definitely an …
How About These Incentives?
As far as investments go these days, every investor wants to know that they can make a decent return on …
The Inhospitable Victoria Hospital
DURING his presentation in the House last Tuesday, Prime Minister Allen Chastanet explained in detail some of the primitive conditions …
The Right To Swift Justice
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Recently, it was reported that the newly-refurbished main courthouse in Castries would be demolished. While no future plans for the …
Keep Investing In The Arts
Despite a growing litany of gripes many in the arts community have chalked up against the government recently, some measure …
…And The Charades Continue
IF what transpired in Parliament last Tuesday is any indication of what the much-called-for bipartisanship this country needs, then our …
The Price of Progress
WITH the island’s room stock expected to increase by 2,000 over the next four years, such news will obviously resonate …
Connect With – And Protect — Nature
THE recent observance of World Environment Day (June 5) was again observed, as is the norm around the globe. However, …
A Year’s Worth of Uncertainty
A YEAR ago, the incoming UWP government’s focus seemed to be on just how much of a difference it could …
A Dichotomous Pride
LESS than three months after Sir Derek Walcott has been laid to rest, his countrymen still find themselves wanting as …
Till The Dam Runs Dry?
WITH the Atlantic hurricane season already upon us, the Water and Sewerage Company Inc. (WASCO) is yet to allay the …
Put ‘Unity’ In Community
AT a juncture where many people are complaining that our country has made a turn for the worse politically, socially …
That Feeling of Fear
WHATEVER magic the police have up their well-ironed sleeves, they certainly need to pull the rabbit out the hat right …
Still Too Much Unease
THE two protest marches held on Wednesday proved how divided people remain both along party lines and on the issues …
Revolving Door of Rhetoric
THE first order of business for new governments has become promises of creating economic growth and investigating previous administrations. How …