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- Top Travel Agents InC’da Get Awards
- S+T Fair Underway Tomorrow
- NWU Shop Stewards Off To Guadeloupe
- New CEO For LIAT
- King, Frederick No Show at Micoud
- Dam at Half Capacity, WASCO’s GM Tells Media
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- AA Hit for $50, 000
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- Tenderoni Transforms, Expands
- Mannee’s New Bread Line
- Haiti’s Problems Continue
- Some Unsafe Port Practices
- Police Unfairly Castigated
- Economic Decline Only Under Labour
- An Oligarchy, Not a Government
- Same Foreign Policy Questions
- Bold Move By Gov’t
- Street Lighting Bill To Be Halved, Says Fletcher
- SLNT To Develop Walcotts’ Neighbourhood
- SLASPA Upgrades Ports Pass
- Sandals Turns Out 56 More for Tourism Sector
- New Deal for Tapion Workers
- L.E.D. LIGHTS FOR ALL
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- Axcel Sets Up In South
- Stakes Rising In Venezuela
- Junior Tennis At George V. Park
- Boxing ‘Tourney’ Still On
- 50 Over Cricket Underway Islandwide
- TRAGEDY!
- Teddyson John In Spotlight
- Soufriere Girl Is Top French Speller
- Constitution Reform Report for Debate May 20
- Child Sex Offenders Should Account, Says ASP Desir
- Calypso Sector Prepares
- Police Credit Union Doing Its Share
- The Matter of Unemployment
- SLASPA to Ensure Yachting Safety
- GOV’T TRACKS ITS VEHICLES
- Fond d’Or Jazz
- Amateur Filmmakers Rise to the Occasion
- An Epic Moment for Sculptor
- D’can Pitches For Art
- The Anti-Democratic Stance by CARICOM
- High Stakes In Pistorius, Kartel Trial
- An Unexamined Embarassment
- Mon Repos Capture NLA 40-Over Title
- Massive Crowd At Schools Sports
- Welcome Move By U.K.
- SSDF’s New Home Cost $3.1m.
- Laborie Credit Union, testimony of true Independence
- Dead Guyana Seaman’s Brother Cries Foul
- ‘CRAZY’ A.P.D. TAX TO BE CHANGED
- A Ph.D In Geotechnical Engineering
- This WPC Is Making A Difference
- Former M.P. Supports Antigua Women
- SCHOOLS SPORTS UNDERWAY
- Queen’s Baton Stops Here
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- Oh Dam It!
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- MORE FUNDS FROM TAIWAN
- LPM Leader Has Jobs Plan for Gros Islet
- Local PALIG Agency on Top
- CUSTODY SUITES UNSANITARY
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- 50-Over Tourney Underway Today
- The Uniqueness of Vieux Fort
- Conversation With Former A.G. Rudolph Francis
- Unacceptable and Inexcusable
- The ALBA Brouhaha
- Oh My, How Time Flies!
- Consistency, Please
- YACHT ROBBERY MENACE
- Robbery Underscores Hospitals’ Lack of Security
- Ellis Back at the VOICE
- Banana Opportunity — P.M.
- What’s The Cost of Mental Slavery?
- Pardon Marijuana Convicts
- P.M. Says 2014 Year of Growth
- EYES ON ‘LADY ZAI’
- Anglican Infant gets A Computer Lab
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3 comments:
I am talking form my experience with the ministry of public health.
One of the most unreliable ministry on the island, especially in VIEUX FORT.
A ministry that do not respond to problems when reported to them.
So tell me, even from your humble experience, which Ministry in your opinion you would say, is at all reliable, on this Rock called St. Lucia?
And that goes for both political parties, past and present.
When there is no accountability in the public sector, employees make their rules and break the established ones. How reliable can that be? However I praise their efforts in trying to keep that disease offshore, thus protecting the populace. National security at play.
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