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- Tribute to a King
- The UWI STAT Vice Chancellor’s Ambassadors To Visi...
- Say “I Do”, Compliments of KISS FM
- Chancellor of the UWI visited St.Lucia
- MAKEBA, PENTATHLON CHAMPION!
- If your speakers are bad, your whole system will s...
- Donation to Victoria Hospital
- Any Bright IDEAS?
- A Beacon of Hope
- Walk the Route
- Time to turn the page
- The Regis /Government Court Case
- Taiwan versus Grenada
- Not a No-show
- Let’s Talk ‘Banana Farmers’
- Faceless, Nameless and Homeless
- Cari-Crisis - Again
- Better can and must be done for Culture
- 1000 Words
- End Police Disturbance
- CALL FOR ECCE RESTRUCTURING
- The Foundation of Religion
- Pure Doctrine: The Significance Of Jesus In The Mi...
- Methodist Church indoor Revival services and forma...
- Faith: “Faith is the evidence of things not seen” ...
- Kiwanis Hampers for the Needy
- A wonderful 33rd Independence Anniversary
- New Trainee Managers Join the Sandals Group
- Customers Applaud “Gutsy Move by LIME”
- Congratulations to M&C Drugstore’s Valentine’s Win...
- 5 lucky customers win BlackBerry smartphones from ...
- The First Rung - Creating a New Focus into our Cre...
- The First Rung - Creating a New Focus into our Cre...
- Motivating employees to change behaviour
- Keeping Fingers Crossed
- Market Watch
- Daily Markets Wrap Up – Thursday, February 23rd, 2012
- Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Workshop 2012
- “Approaches to Commerce & Business Development”
- Top Caribbean performer earns praise from sponsors...
- Ministries of Education and Sports to Mend Differe...
- Lime Secures Partnership With Sprinter Yohan Blake
- Kiddy Cricket equipment ensures WI cricket legacy ...
- Independence Squash Team Tournament starts on Mond...
- Independence Games Mixed Fortunes
- Independence Netball Classic Today
- FAST AND FURIOUS
- All set for 2012 United Insurance Cricket
- What a Wick: the last 7 days in 10 (18th to 24th F...
- The UWI STAT (Students Today, Alumni Tomorrow) Mis...
- Science and Technology Facilitates Water being Life
- Monty Maxwell
- Monroe College presents 2012 Independence Annivers...
- Loving Kiss FM for Valentines Day
- Junior Achievement Participants Training
- International exchange programme to benefit Pacifi...
- Here’s more FAQs
- Fit4Life – The New Year Revolution cont’d
- Caribbean Resort Joins Hands with St. Lucians in N...
- Artificial Lung Machine at Tapion Hospital
- ANSA Awards 2012 Laureates
- 208 Young Persons Graduate with a Life-Changing Ce...
- Striking circumstances between OECS and EU
- QUO VADIS, Ste. Lucie…
- Imagine a leader leading
- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT versus ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE
- Decriminalisation of Prostitution – part 2
- An Old Issue Revisited – Water Sector Reform Part 6
- Lacklustre Participation
- Three RSL Programmes Suspended
- Regis Confirmed in New post
- And The Winner Is…
- A PROUD NATION
- PWC: Financial Services Sector should prepare for ...
- Daily Markets Wrap Up – Friday, February 17th, 2012
- Saint Lucian Student Cops First Prize in OECS Essa...
- LIME Managers Open up Lines to the Public
- Guyana Saint Lucia Association Announcement
- NATIONAL SPORTS AWARDS
- Cycling: City Circuit Classic tomorrow
- Cricket: United Insurance Under -19 Schools Cricke...
- Major Belly Achin’
- Happy Independence!
- 1000 Words
- Disturbance in the Force
- Police News
- OECS Hosts Climate Finance Workshop
- LET’S CELEBRATE!
- Thousands continue to choose ACCA qualifications i...
- The Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards making Saint L...
- The region celebrates 10 years of quality
- The first rung/creating a new focus into our Credi...
- Market Watch
- ECCU Governments Update: British-American Insuranc...
- Daily Markets Wrap Up – Wednesday, February 15th, ...
- CARICOM finalizing Young Entrepreneurs Manual
- Association of Professional Engineers of Saint Luc...
- 33rd Independence Anniversary Celebrations
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- RBC/RBTT Young Leaders Project
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The SLP decided to axe the Agenda because they can't stand free speech. Free speech to the SLP is being an advocate for their party. This is the problem we are facing in St Lucia today.
How do you cut one of the best morning shoes in the country?
You Rip out its sole!!
Yea, as usual, someone has to take the fall. Why don't we ask the question as to why the gentleman or the B did not continue? Is it because his party loose and he don't expect his returns? Sorry another view.
Nasty is Kenny's middle name!
This is just the start of 'the leader for life.'
"Nasty is Kenny's middle name." OU PAKA HONTE???
Suckers soon there will be no press, freedom of speech will be prohibited, freedom of religion all privilege gone you all will be under the mad man rule all rights will relinquish you disobey off with you all heads. Take that en rougeeeeeeeeeee.
What is going on here? Guys plse discuss the issue.
I thought this was supposed to be about the viability of RSL. Some people don't seem to realize that the elections ended three(3) months ago. Come on, can't an issue be discussed without partisan politics?
I believe that 'warvet douvan poule' Dave Samuels, was one of the most even-handed people on radio. It seems that his approach does not sit well with the SLP or with the Dalsou individual. What? He is afraid to offend his massa? Another St. Lucian nom-sans-gwen!
The St. Lucian civil service is so full of these eunuchs! It's amazing. They should be wearing knickers.
I am already bored with this new board.
Forget the rhetoric. Where are the concrete plans and programmes? These would make much more sense.
St. Lucians do not simply want high profile names on a board. They want to see achievements.
Come on! Is this board made of cardboard or what?
If this were a cricket game, and one were to look at the scoreboard, in this RSL game, the new board would have a big fat ZERO on the scoreboard.
Like the Julian Hunte West Indies team, this team is nice on paper and full of potential. But, the players in the middle cannot seem to get off the mark. Chooops!!!!!!!
--thought this was supposed to be about the viability of RSL. Some people don't seem to realize that the elections ended three(3) months ago. Come on, can't an issue be discussed without partisan politics?---
Well you got it wrong. The election may have ended 3 months ago but it seem the SLP have not taken note. You don't destroy something if it is not broken. The AGENDA was one of the finest progms on the island. You suspend it a few week after you come to office. What else can the rest of the listerning public think, if its not freaking politics.
This board is responsible for the 'po' in the word potential! Yeah man. They put pozy in potential!
Dalson is crude and crass.
I am sure that Dalson is acting on the advise of Kenny.
We won't recognize our beloved Saint Lucia when Kenny is done with Her, She'll be Haiti-lite.
There is a need to evaluate the quality of broadcasting on the Island.
There is one station where one newscaster has great difficulty hiding his dislike of the SLP administration, on the same station there is a presenter who is obsessed with a European car, and motor sport and forces his views down our ears, there is a confusion as to roles , one is newscaster, talk show host, country and western DJ, pundit, reporter, on another station there is a woman who screeches and is most unprofessional.
On a technical front, there is too much background noises , and worse crime on radio pungent silences not to mention the breakdown in service.
Recently on one station they were still advertising events for valentines day well after the event.
The current crop of presenters have become complacent and are stagnating, standards need to be raised.
Lets hope the new media organization will strive to raise standards
Ihope the Minister for broadcasting will set new standards for broadcasting before issuing licenses.
You not talking about IWA? He has a show on Radio Caribbean. I don't think he ever hid his dislike for the UWP.
RSL should be close down for good. Everything about it is digusting. The reception is an abomination to human hearing, the announcers are a whole bunch of country crockers their english hits you like a bulldozer their patios is in a class by itself. I heard so many bullets flying around I had to run for cover by NEVER listening to RSL again. My heart goes out to Dave Samuels perfect speaking St.Lucian man had to pay the price for a station that out of control and ruled by country bookies.My sincere condolences to St.Lucia we are all now dead.
Why is this Board getting involved in programming? Why doesn't the Board stick with Board issues and leave management to deal with programming and such?
I concur with the view that our broadcasting standards have deteriorated.
Its true a number of our presenters are complacent , they seem to be a law onto themselves, some programmes have denigrated into naval gazing back slapping look how wonderful we are.
Again I agree with the view that there ought to be some division of labour in broadcasting .I find it most difficult to take a newscaster seriously after seeing him perform as a DJ or some other non serious role.
These presenters need a wake up call to inform them that they are not indispensable, that unless they improve that they will be out.
Our broadcasting is currently a disgrace it is as if we have taken a retrograde step, and what concerns me most is that these guys actually believe their own hype and consider themselves experts , wake up most of you are rubbish and need to improve.
It would be interesting to have information on how many of our presenters , newscasters, have a media qualification, how many have some sort of broadcasting qualification. As opposed to how many got their positions because they knew someone in the business.
It would seem that very few have the necessary qualifications and this is evident in the quality of their presentations.
Its time for St. Lucia to improve in many areas and broadcasting is certainly one where we have fallen behind.
Agree our broadcasting needs to enter the 21st century, the standards accepted in the 20th century are no longer acceptable, we expect a better standard of presentation. Guys wake up up you all are portraying our country in a most negative manner.
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