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Grace Kennedy in Jamaica has received complaints from five customers about a mould-like substance found in Capri Sun products, distributed in St. Lucia by Massy Distributors and Massy Stores
The Castries Central MP launches an Urban Grow project
The artistic community says it will double its efforts to ensure the Cultural Centre is not relocated
Marine police recover the third body that was missing from Saturday’s drowning in the south
The opposition to issue a response following the announcement by the Prime Minister that an investigation has been launched into the Juffali matter
Winfresh says while it sympathizes with WINERA, it has to comply with the demands of its customers or risk significant losses

Driving instructors say they have had enough and are threatening protest action

Driving Instructors are demanding attention to their plight or else they say protest action will be undertaken. ... Read More...

GTM commission’s new multi-million dollar Eastern Caribbean headquarters in St. Lucia

Officials of Guyana and Trinidad Mutual Group of Companies (GTM) have broke ground in Castries, on the construction of a new state-of-the-art multi-million divisional headquarters.... Read More...

National Workers Union and Sugar Beach sign industrial agreement

Five hundred hotel workers employed with Sugar Beach Hotel will benefit from a new industrial agreement signed between the Hotel and the National Workers Union. ... Read More...

King Louis Hot Spring Bath Pools to be Restored

The Soufriere Regional Development Foundation is seeking to expand and diversify visitor experience at the Sulphur Springs Park. ... Read More...

Is Sandals International about to be sold? Company officials remain tight lipped

Sandals Resorts International issued a one-paragraph statement that neither confirms nor denies whether its founder and chairman Gordon ‘Butch’ Stewart is exploring a potential sale of the company.... Read More...

PAHO says more needs to be done to address traffic speed in Caribbean

PAHO has concluded that tragic road deaths across the Caribbean could be significantly reduced if authorities beef up traffic management.... Read More...

Young people in developing countries are being encouraged to get tested for HIV

Young people in developing countries like St Lucia, are being encouraged to get tested for HIV so that they can get on medication as soon as possible.... Read More...

Antigua Prime Minister scraps plan for gun factory

Antigua’s Prime Minister Gaston Browne has cancelled plans to give investors permission to construct a gun assembling plant in that country. ... Read More...

In a surprise move, the Prime Minister suspends the House until June

Thursday was a day of what seemed to be a lack of interest shown by the Members of Parliament. ... Read More...

The Archbishop apologizes to anyone offended by the Catholic Church’s DSH statement

Archbishop Robert Rivas has offered an apology to anyone offended by the Church’s DSH statement. ... Read More...