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- Tourism By The Numbers
- “The Golden Years” Visit the Official Residence
- Our Rivers
- Jounen Kwéyòl in New York, a Huge Success
- Adjustment Of Fuel Prices
- SLFA Grassroots Com- Unity Seminar Starts Today
- School Sports Week No 3 - Tuesday Results
- RUBIS Supports Grass Roots Tennis
- Lyndell Marcellin returns home from Russia
- J24 National Championships This Weekend
- BOSL T20 POOR ATTENDANCE
- 8th ARC Flotilla Sails Off On Sunday 24th November
- 8 Debutants On St. Lucia National Swim Team For OE...
- Youth Fest 2013
- The many faces of globalization
- Same Sex Marriage – Is It A Human Right?
- LPM Urges Opposition Leader to Acknowledge Receipt...
- James Supports Laptop Programme
- Incident-free Festivities
- ROAD WAR!
- POLICE NEWS
- JOCVs Praised For Sterling Support
- LIME Supports Schools ICT Oratory competition..
- LIME Supports Schools ICT Oratory competition
- NWU/Glace Motors Agreement
- Daily Markets Wrap Up – Monday, October 28th, 2013
- The EEICTP’SICT Bus Adding Value To Teaching And L...
- ‘Revue’ Really Put On AKwéyòl Show
- Resolving Crime with Education
- Monroe graduation speaker dares students ‘be game-...
- How to conserve water
- Yet another talk-shop? – A closer look at the new ...
- The Joy of Giving
- Save our farmland and help curb food inflation
- On Being Left Behind
- Man – A three letter word
- Is it Family Court or Hassle Court?
- A UWP charade; Bon Voyage!
- A rallying cry, what’s next?
- TEAM ST. LUCIA READY
- Sports Minister in Cuba
- SLBF To Unveil Commercial League
- Gros Islet / Mon Repos into BOSL/SLNCA T20
- FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour says, ‘Thank You St. Lu...
- 1 Win / 1 Draw in Veterans Football on the weekend
- A Stitch in Time
- US $3 Million More For Constituency Projects
- Petroleum price change
- National Youth Debating Competition Lives Again!
- MIXED REVIEWS
- Charred Remains Discovered
- “Saving Souls” Concert Set For Saint Lucia
- Pure Doctrine: Lies, Lying and changing the word o...
- Prayers for spreading the Word of God:
- OBEDIENCE
- Faith: “Faith is the evidence of things not seen” ...
- Visually Impaired Student Receives Birthday Surpri...
- LUCELEC and CARILEC collaborate on regulatory trai...
- Digicel and Mon Repos Celebrate The Kweyol Culture
- Courts St. Lucia to host Regional Schools Reading ...
- Social Media Lessons for Small Business from Big B...
- Know the Labour Act #9 will deal with Pay Periods
- Insuring against Warranties
- Market Watch
- EC global reaches out to farmers
- Congratulations To Manufacturers Again
- Congratulations To Manufacturers Again
- Automotive Art is Back and Better than Before!
- St. John’s Trains Volunteers
- Mongstar Wins All For One Caribbean Competition
- Jounen Kwéyòl at Bonne Terre Prep.
- Jounen Kwéyòl celebrations at VOICE
- Jounen Kwéyòl celebrations at VOICE
- Jete Brings Out the Best Dance Crews
- Island Neighbours
- Island Neighbours
- Dreams
- A Real Kwéyòl Village
- Why is water important?
- Who we are, what we do, what we offer
- Spartan Accredited by CAAM-HP
- SLASPA’s Engineering Department: Ahead of the Game
- New International School For St. Lucia
- Lead Poisoning and You: Staying lead-safeInternati...
- How to avoid an email scam
- Fit4Life – The New Year Revolution
- Delegation of Canadian Higher Education Institutio...
- Celebrating Excellence
- Veterans Football On Today
- Tough Going For Local Cyclist At CCC
- SLFA Grassroots Coaching Course Starts On Monday 2...
- BOSL T20 Semi Final Today
- ASPIRING YOUNG CRICKETERS
- 21st Annual Rotary Charity Golf 14 Days Away
- Respect Due
- Using the advent of more electronic hardware to cr...
- The people fed up
- The difference between shipping today and yesterday
- Strategizing Our Scientific Crime Fight
- SLCC 25th Anniversary Address: Juliana Alfred, Pre...
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7 comments:
Help with these smaller projects is good but St Lucia particularly needs help with its big money-earning projects such as the HIA improvements, the Castries improvement project, the Soufriere Geothermal-energy project, and now the upcoming construction of the projected north-south East Coast Highway. These are desperately needed for stimulating REAL major development throughout the island which in turn would create REAL job-growth throughout the island.
Amen, above!!
"If we build it, they will come" -
Investors, Money, Development, Jobs, and really better days!
Iris good. BUT over 70% of our economy depends on tourism. Due to the world crisis people have far lees to spend, especially the British. Airfares are too expensive from Europe, local prices in supermarkets, hotels and restaurants are too expensive. Piles of houses are for sale in the North. Very few buyers if any! St. Lucia is the largest economy of the ECS. We have to look for real trading opportunities within our region. We do not have to focus and Cuba and Venezuela. Focus on Panama!!!! Most of the products we buy from S&S and Hobies are being imported from Panama. A booming country with 4% unemployment.
Anon @ 6:51AM . . . and who is Iris?
The East Coast freeway from Cas en Bas southward will be the most important infrastructural improvement St Lucia has seen in many years because it will make communication flow all around the island as it has never done before: good roads are still among the most important infrastructural requirements for rapidly expanding a country’s economy. The Cas en Bas Highway will make it possible to close down George Charles Airport and make Hewanorra’s redevelopment both feasible and profitable; stimulating more tourism growth while attracting many more businesses (local and international) to St Lucia’s shores. Building the ROAD first is someone’s brilliant idea – BRAVO to whoever made that decision! I, for one, hope nothing stops this project from forging straight ahead!!
Another red envelop/anbar tab ceremony
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