Ian Queeley, Commissioner of Police Over the past few days there were several reports circulating via social and other media platforms regarding missing exhibits that were in Police custody. I

Melanius Alphonse ICIA, AIPFM Former Cabinet minister, Richard Frederick, recently posed a number of important questions to Prime Minister Allen Chastanet to explain how Saint Lucia’s citizenship by investment programme

Melanius Alphonse ICIA, AIPFM:   Considering the country’s extremely high financial risk profile and overall social, political and economic mismanagement there are enormous concerns. The executive (the ill-defined cabinet) branch of

It is indeed gratifying to be back here at Mary Charles Hospital 23 months to the day since my Government officially unveiled a brand-new hospital for all the people in

By Evelyn Henville:   This release serves as official notice to the general public regarding the final report issued by the ICOMOS Experts on May 11, 2018. This information can now be

Good Morning Ladies and Gentlemen, Girls and Boys, it is my great honour and privilege as your Prime Minister and Minister of National Security to be with you this morning

Patrick Martin, MD:   A picture is worth a thousand words. The unprofessional and inhuman display of first responder “care” recently captured on video is not us! Criticism and correction are deserved.

Charles Wilkin, QC The issue of the “overseas vote” is a difficult one with arguments on both sides. If we really want to improve democracy in St. Kitts and Nevis

By Bert Samuels The opponents of trial by the people and of the people have finally paved the way to the abolition of trial by jury. The supporters of trial

By Dr Raulston Nembhard There seems to be universal agreement that Kim Jong-un and the North Koreans gained more from the recent Donald Trump/Kim Summit than did Trump, America, and the