Government of Saint Lucia

As students across Saint Lucia commenced the 2026 Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment examinations today, Minister for Education, Kenson Casimir, visited schools within Districts One, Two and Three to encourage students and offer support to educators and parents ahead of the start of the annual examinations. The initiative formed part of the Ministry of Education’s continued commitment to student su...

An initiative undertaken by the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) is expected to present an opportunity for students to obtain better results in Mathematics with the introduction of the Targeted Education Certificate.

In the headlines: The Ministry of Commerce invests in small businesses and, iconic R&B duo Brandy and Monica brought the curtains down on the Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival with a spectacular Mother's Day finale.. For details on these stories and more, visit www.govt.lc

Efforts to strengthen economic resilience, improve social protection systems, and expand opportunities for women and vulnerable groups in Saint Lucia are receiving renewed momentum through the Build Back Equal Project, a multi-sector initiative aimed at advancing gender equality, reducing poverty risks, and strengthening institutional support mechanisms across the island. The project continues to...

The Ministry of Health, Wellness and Nutrition is closely monitoring reports of a cluster of hantavirus cases linked to the cruise vessel, the MV Hondius, which departed Argentina on April 1, 2026, carrying passengers and crew from 28 countries. At present, Saint Lucia is considered to be at low risk for the hantavirus transmission. Individuals traveling to areas with ongoing transmission are advi...

In the headlines: Saint Lucia hosts the Caribbean Investment Summit 2026, bringing together regional leaders and CBI executives, and the government advances a modern, data-driven approach to social service delivery. For details on these stories and more, visit www.govt.lc

Stakeholders finalize key frameworks for environmental governance and the equitable use of genetic resources in alignment with international protocols.

The Ministry of Creative Industries shifts focus toward youth development by introducing school-specific competitions and costume-building workshops.

Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre announces a World Bank-backed framework to improve the financial sustainability and efficiency of the water utility.

Deputy Prime Minister Hon. Dr. Ernest Hillaire defends the use of sports venues for entertainment, citing limited national space and resources.

Supported by the Republic of China (Taiwan), the program equipped young business owners with digital and branding skills, with 44 graduates receiving grants from the Accelerated Growth Angel Fund.

The Bioma Project concluded its program, providing 14 students with practical maritime training, including boat operations and scuba diving, in partnership with Martinique-based organizations.

During an "Author Talks" event at Sir Arthur Lewis Community College, the author discussed her work, On the Shoulders of Peasants , which explores the unrecognized contributions of post-emancipation laborers.

The Ministry is monitoring vendors and urging patrons to practice high hygiene standards to protect public health as large crowds gather for the festivities.