Gabriel Prosper, the brother of Vincent Victor who died in a road accident along the Castries/Dennery Highway last Tuesday, is struggling to cope with the loss of his sibling. In an emotional interview with St. Lucia Times, Prosper shared how he learned about the death of his “last brother” while... Read more

FLOW recently teamed up with Feed the Poor Ministry for its annual Christmas event, bringing holiday cheer to less fortunate individuals in the city and capping off a “good year” for the registered charity. According to Gaspar Henry, CEO of Feed the Poor Ministry, the event at Constitution Park marked... Read more

A former collegiate athlete from Soufrière is empowering student-athletes in the United States through her 758 Summerthlete Programme. Udoka Constantine, a former track and field athlete at Coppin State University where she competed for the Eagles, is dedicated to ensuring that the next generation of Saint Lucian student-athletes thrive academically... Read more

President of the National Council on Public Transportation (NCOPT), Godfrey Ferdinand believes insurance premiums should not increase for drivers who have been accident-free for decades, while reckless drivers should face harsher penalties. In an interview with St. Lucia Times, Ferdinand argued that it was unfair to penalise safe drivers because... Read more

With two cases of Oropouche virus recently confirmed in neighbouring Barbados, Saint Lucians are being advised to pay attention to their surroundings to reduce breeding sites for biting midges, which transmit the disease. The Oropouche virus disease was first discovered in 1955. Since December of 2023, there has been an... Read more

As part of the global campaign for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, the Do-Nation Foundation has launched a branded advocacy bus in communities to raise awareness and engage communities in meaningful dialogue about gender-based violence. It was part of the foundation’s Engendering Change campaign, which is funded... Read more