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- Who’s Guarding Our Sea Ports?
- To The Over - Fruitful Multipliers
- Marina Outfits G. Islet Football Squad
- G.I. Football, wins For Monchy, GMC And Seaview
- Final 4 On Court Tomorrow Tonight
- BLACKHEART BACK AT S.M.S.
- A Tribute To Chef Harry, From VSADC
- V-Fort Town Hall An Eyesore
- St. Lucian Wins $365,000 Lotto
- School Involved In World Tourism Day
- Sandals Brings Down 2,500 North American Travel Ag...
- Rain May Spur Dengue Chikungunya -Ministry
- Port Health Screening To Become Permanent
- OECS Heading To Annapolis Boat Show
- LUCELEC Fulfills Pledge To Schools Sports
- L.P.M. Challenges P.M.’s Growth Claims
- Gov’t Provides A Home or VFort Senior Citizen
- EX-FIRE CHIEF ON CHARGES
- Big Toastmaster Meet Here Oct 17-19
- Ante-natal Care Crucial For Pregnant Women
- Murchel Hippolyte
- EC Global At 10
- Domestic Violence - What About Male Victims?
- Can Productivity Growth Solve Our Economic Woes?
- Been in an accident?
- SALCC Hosts Sports, Clubs Launch
- Rotary’s Golf Event Gets Sponsorship
- Police T20 Start Tues.
- ECFH/LUCELEC Semi Finals
- Media Clash With Police Tonight
- Blackheart Football Continues This Weekend SOUFRIE...
- St. Jude – We Cry For You
- ‘Rule Of Law’ Is Perishing Here
- Right Is Might
- Pride and Self Confidence
- How Scotland’s ‘No’ Means ‘Yes’
- How Young Is Too Young?
- A Knave In Our Midst
- Chef Harry – The Right Stuff
- V.H. To Ensure Patient Confidentiality
- Pussycat Doll Ashley Parties In St. Lucia
- More Nutritious Meals In School-Feeding Project
- M&C GETS ARTSY WITH STUDENTS
- Chikungunya Fears
- Francis ‘Happy’ With UWP
- Chef Nina Serves Up
- Zero Tolerance, Never Again Cherry Ann Gaillard’s ...
- The Importance of Sleep In Children’s Lives
- Lyn Bristol: Fashion Is Her Passion
- Iconic Restaurateur Passes Away
- Do You Trust Your Computer?
- Awakening A Corporate Conscience
- Racism vs Ignorance
- Race Been Overplayed Too Long
- Wins For Jet Setters, Le Club
- Swimmers In Mexico
- South Basketball Continues Tonight
- Netball Branding
- Blackheart Double Headers At Soufriere This Weekend
- The Bigger Picture
- DRINKING MINORS
- Rat Island Clean Up
- Focus On The Fire Chief
- Are You A Productivity Robot?
- Let’s Leave Racism Out Of Our Politics
- Keep Your Hands To Yourself
- G.ISLET UPSET Defending Champs Go Out On Blackhear...
- Cycling: Kurt Maraj Rules Again
- B-ball: Fire Service Must Win Tomorrow
- Another Hat Trick In ECFH -LUCELEC Youth League
- Strongbow Launches Urban Orchard Project
- Spartan Welcomes 18 New Medical Students
- PM Applauds Credit Unions
- OECS Education Strategy Close To Implementation
- ‘Stop Diversionary Tactics’
- Internship Logo Search
- Fire-fighters to meet tomorrow
- Cocoland Delivers
- CHASTANET vs PREVILLE Nov. 2 Battle For UWP Leader...
- Your Kid’s Rich Future
- Taiwan’s Youth Share Culture
- Some Fresh, Fertile Banana Perspectives
- Productivity Week Youth Competitions Get Underway
- Making A Will
- Economic Regulation - Water
- Youth Football
- LIME on Board Again
- Cycling Action Moves To Dennery Tomorrow
- BLACKHEART TODAY
- UWP Now More Focussed
- The Times, They Are Changing
- Democracy Won
- St. Jude - We Cry For You
- Political Piranhas Around
- Is Foreign Policy Strangling Us?
- Dr. Day’s Light Shows In The Corner
- Can Poor Women Afford Motherhood?
- Toasting M&C
- ‘Significant Milestone’ Hailed
- Police Still To Find Missing Firearm
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4 comments:
So the general public are to remain in their usual deep ignorance -- as usual. plus ça change....
St Lucia's economic problems are not such that they could be overcome in the short term. Having been through sugar, coffee, bananas, coal and now tourism (the latter competing against every other country in the world - with little to offer in competition in the way of differentiation),we need a long term strategy to develope some sort of high return for a sensible investment - including technical and electronic training for our young people, for whom the only hope at the moment is to either make it big in pop music or sport, but not in Agriculture, which is too much effort and hard work. What's wrong with precision engineering, for instance? - small, high value, depending on high levels of skills! Or specialist electronics equipment?.....Learn it abroad and bring the skills home, rather than the reverse. As for Work Permits - they are doomed to prevent entrepreneurs from bringing employment into St Lucia. If someone wants to bring employment here, let's welcome them!
....SLCC, get your shit right: put a woman on the panel...NOW!
@2.33pm. While I do not condone your language, I support your recommendation. I recommend Carole JnMarie!
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