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- War of Words
- UWI Open Campus Counts Its Blessings
- Update on the Fight against Black Sigatoka !
- St. Lucia: No longer in the Dengue epidemic phase
- Sex Abuse Survivors in the Caribbean
- “ProjectCan building blocks!”
- Police I.T. Staff Awarded for Hard Work
- One woman’s yearly gift of love (and hard work)an ...
- Menell captures Regional title
- MEMORIES
- LUCELEC improving generation capacity
- Keeping your receipt
- How important is Power Ratings specifications when...
- Caribbean Metals Rewards Long-serving Employees
- Call to The Bar
- “Affirming Your Child’s Voice: How and When to Enc...
- TOP SLNCA AWARDS
- St. Lucia Junior Golf Another Success
- SLASA to host FINA Level 1 Course
- Pro Bike for Jordan Richards
- Old School To Play Cricket in St. Lucia
- Grow Well Inc. and St. Lucia Golf Club bring golf ...
- You’re Looking Well
- Vigilance is Key
- The blockage of Hormuz Strait spells trouble
- Stop Leaning on the shoulder of your brother
- Saint Lucia - Catamaran wreck Ministry of Foreign...
- Postponement of Car Raffle
- Participatory Democracy-A St Lucia Perspective
- National (St. Lucia) Consumer’s Association (NCA)
- Make 2012 your year of involvement!
- LPM Says: St. Lucians Should Be Vigilant in the Ne...
- Early closure of office
- Cultivating The Seeds Of Knowledge For Growing A G...
- Christmas Message by the Chairman of the Conferenc...
- Choiseul Assou-Square is back in 2012 - Sunday 1st...
- An interesting 2012 for Government and Opposition
- After the talk, now for the walk!
- 2012: Sink or swim
- 1000 Words
- Definitions
- The Challenge
- UWP Chairman Resigns
- SQUARING THINGS UP
- Christmas Weekend Woes
- PURE DOCTRINE: Is the celebration of Christmas sup...
- Faith: “Faith is the evidence of things not seen” ...
- Essential and Non-essential
- Travel Weekly ‘Readers Choice Award’ - Saint Lucia...
- Dreams
- When St. Lucians Go Marching In
- Daily Markets Wrap Up – Tuesday, December 20th, 2011
- CIBC FirstCaribbean Curaçao Participates In US$ 55...
- Baron Foods Limited celebrates 20 years with launc...
- Sex Abuse Survivors in the Caribbean
- Top Art Craft Centre
- St. Lucia Orphanage- “Project Smile”
- Sheldon receives an early Christmas gift complimen...
- Mr. Mathew Jn Philipp Wins Grand Prize in the Cour...
- Holiday Spirit from The Wave
- First Six Celebrate “Christmas of a Lifetime” with...
- Digicel Has Suprised Four Weekly Spell & Win Winne...
- Another Electrifying Digicel Arc In The Park!!
- Thrilling Gommier Boat Race
- SPORTS 2011 ST.LUCIA STYLE
- NTC Inaugural Christmas Tournament A Success
- Francis Daniel stays on top of CFC
- Francis Daniel stays on top of CFC
- 5 St. Lucians On WW Is Cricket Team
- YOU’RE LOOKING WELL The long goodbye
- The hire purchase agreement
- Tapion Hospital celebrating achievements 2011
- Saint Lucia’s Idea for Peace in the Middle East
- Rigobert Makes History
- Nutrition ...Monroe offers training for new career...
- Jazzy Plans
- Independent Received Lowest Vote
- Can DVD Players Also Play Standard Music CDs?
- All On Board!
- Who is This December 25 Jesus?
- The Million Dollar Gift
- The Extradition Treaty between Saint Lucia and the...
- PM Gonsalves expresses frustration with LIAT
- It is time to care and share!
- Is unemployment a myth or a reality?
- In Appreciation
- Blue Caribbean Christmas
- Are we hanging on to unrealistic expectations?
- A Public Relations Disaster for the U.S.
- His Birthday
- GIVING JOY
- The World’s #1 Rated Champagne Now Available In St...
- ECFH Honours Long Serving Employees
- Claudia performs at the Caribbean Queens Tour in M...
- “A Hambone Christmas” CD Toasts The Old Time Tradi...
- VSADC: VETERANS CHAMPIONS
- SLFA: Youth Footballers Committed To Pledge
- Selected for Pre Olympic Training Camp
- Another step to further develop rugby on the Island
- A vintage ARC draws to a close
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10 comments:
I thought Bounty rum was the spirit of Saint Lucia..lol
the guy/gal above: you are drowning in your ignorance and you don't even know it.how sad!
Our new SLP government must immediately let us know what's happening with (1) the Hewanorra Redevelopment Project; (2)the Soufriere Geothermal-Electricity Project; (3) the 4 major upscale hotel projects that are half-built, still on the books, and promised; (4)the Castries-Vieux Fort Tunnel-Highway; and (5) the planned St Lucia Universities (UWI and others) because these 5 projects alone would automatically generate between 4 and 5 thousand new jobs.
One people? Yeah right! That bastard has a whole army of social misfits selling drugs to young people. Four areas in Castries are working the drug trade. The young men are dying on almost a weekly basis.
Yeah! One people,
One set obviously making a living by killing one another and destroying the lives of the rest of the population.
Are you on drugs or something?
You reason that there is a real basis for calling the above reality, one people? Your brains must becoming like swiss cheese already. Is this why you are so busy trying to peddle this, a whole truckload of pigswill in the press?
Get a hold of yourself young man. The UWP drug party is no longer in power young fellow. Didn't they tell you? The crap is out!
What about solar energy instead of geothermal energy? Looks like there would be a quicker return on the investment in that technology. Any comments?
above u dame right.
Mate just like Josie. He just giving us cliches and platitudes. People want real solid food for thought and he is dishing out his usual pap!
St Lucia needs to develop All its renewable energies - we have all of them in abundance, but in particular, cheap (much cheaper than oil nowadays) geothermal energy could quickly change St Lucia into an industrialized and prosperous island: providing thousands of manufactoring jobs for our unemployed young people, as well as encouraging the development of numerous local entrepreneurial projects.
Furthermore, by government's persistent encouragement of solar panels on roofs (homes and businesses) throughtout the island, St Lucia could quickly become entirely energy independent - let's use our Wind, Solar, and Geothermal POWER!
This is not a pipe dream. All this can be achieved by proper planning and the sensible use of innovative financial strategies. These days, many International foundations would also help fund any viable clean energy projects.
Simply put, we were delivered!
Conditional delivery. Note the small razor thin margins!
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