Government of Saint Lucia

Local Farmers Urged to Tap into Lucrative Irish Potato Market to Slash Food Import Bill

Saint Lucia Observes Global Accessibility Awareness Day; Ministry Pushes for National Disability Legislation

Build Back Equal Initiative Mobilizes Stakeholders to Boost Economic Resilience and Empower Vulnerable Women

Government to Strengthen Witness Protection Strategy to Combat Fear of Retaliation and Enhance Justice

Prime Minister Pierre Assures Financial and Relocation Support for Castries Arcade Vendors During Renovation Transition

In the headlines: In the headlines: The Prime Minister reviews vendor transition arrangements at the Castries Vendors Arcade, and Government expands witness protection and crime prevention efforts. For details on these stories and more, visit www.govt.lc

Saint Lucia is being recognized by the Commonwealth Secretariat as a model for effective public debt management among Small Island Developing States. Officials say reforms within the Department of Finance, including the implementation of the Commonwealth Meridian Debt Management System, are improving transparency, strengthening decision-making, and positioning Saint Lucia as a regional leader in d...

Minister Hon. Stevenson King highlights the modules of a three-day training program designed to reinforce safety, confidentiality, and protocol for drivers transporting senior government officials.

Minister Hon. Kenson Casimir announces structural additions to address the emotional pressures and psychological welfare of both students and educators.

President Glenn Simon leads activities including eye screenings and braille readings while calling for greater public inclusion, early detection, and the removal of societal barriers.

The Government partnering with CARDI highlights the first harvest of the Désirée potato variety in Dennery, aiming to cut down a $2 million annual import bill by transitioning local tomato and pepper farmers to potato cultivation.

Minister Emma Hippolite addresses the senseless act of violence, outlines mobilized support services, and provides emergency contact hotlines (999, 555, 202, 203) for crime, partner violence, and emotional support.

In the headlines: Government condemns gender-based violence and calls for national unity against crime, and Education Ministry expands school counselling services to strengthen mental health support. For details on these stories and more, visit www.govt.lc

In the headlines: Prime Minister Pierre issues a statement on the tragic death of Joy St. Omer, and the Department of Equity partners with a former professional footballer. For details on these stories and more, visit www.govt.lc

Education Minister Hon. Kenson Casimir urges parents, students, and crucially, adults and professionals to actively participate in Reading Month to strengthen comprehension and critical thinking across society.

Minister for Youth Development Hon. Kenson Casimir spearheads the official launch of a framework aimed at boosting youth participation in national development during a well-supported public event at Derek Walcott Square.