Summer Employment Programme Equips Youth for the World of Work

Government Notebook (Jul. 24, 2026)

In the headlines: Prime Minister announces commission of inquiry into Anse Cochon marine collision and Hon. Ernest Hilaire highlights CIP revenue’s contribution to National Development For details on these stories and more, visit www.govt.lc

High-Level IICA Experts Convene to Accelerate Saint Lucia's 10-Pillar Green Revolution

Senior Government officials, regional institutions and international agricultural experts convened in Saint Lucia this week for a High-Level Technical Mission aimed at developing a strategic roadmap to modernize the nation's agricultural sector

Government Information Service Pays Tribute to Former Technician Norman "Charlie" Charlemagne

The Government Information Service is mourning the passing of retired Information Technician Norman "Charlie" Charlemagne, remembering his decades of dedicated public service, valued contributions to Parliament, and passion for music. Tributes highlighted his professionalism, humility, and the lasting impact he made on colleagues and the nation's democratic institutions.

Saint Lucia Mourns the Passing of Cricket Legend Sir Garfield Sobers

Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre has extended condolences to the family of Barbadian National Hero Sir Garfield Sobers, describing his passing as a tremendous loss to Barbados, West Indies cricket, and the Caribbean. The Prime Minister paid tribute to Sir Garfield's remarkable achievements and lasting contribution to regional pride and sporting excellence.

Prime Minister Extends Condolences Following Fatal Anse Cochon Marine Collision

Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre has expressed heartfelt condolences to the families affected by the tragic marine collision at Anse Cochon. He also wished the injured a speedy recovery, commended emergency responders for their efforts, and reaffirmed the Government's support for ongoing rescue operations and investigations.