Saint Lucia

The United States congratulated the people of Saint Lucia on the occasion of their 42nd independence day.

The Caribbean French Island Martinique helps Saint Lucia fight against coronavirus by the gift of medical supplies & arrival here of medical to treat the patient's practitioner team.

Prime Minister of Saint Lucia Allen Chastanet speaks on the importance of opening the economy in the time of coronavirus. 

Prime Minister of St Lucia Allen Chastanet with his wife joined in on the Vaccination drive as a form of support to help build confidence in those who may be skeptical about being vaccinated.

The Saint Lucia Labour Party once again shows its appreciation for the donation of 3000 doses of the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine from the Governments of Barbados and Dominica to the people of Saint Lucia. The SLP is in full support of a vaccination programme & had called for its immediate rollout from December 2020.

Saint Lucia is starting its vaccination programme Wednesday 17th February 2021, today Phase 1 of Saint Lucia’s Vaccination Drive. This Phase involves the vaccination of the 1,500 Frontline and Essential workers.

Cornwall led the way with another four wickets as West Indies beat Bangladesh in a thrilling finish to seal the two-match series. The tall off-spinner, who had claimed five wickets in Bangladesh’s first innings, took 4-105 – with the other six shared among fellow spinners Kraigg Brathwaite and Jomel Warrican as the home were bowled out short of the target.

Philip J. Pierre, Leader of the Opposition and Political Leader, extends appreciation on behalf of the Saint Lucia Labour Party and Saint Lucia's people to Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Amor Mottley and Prime Minister of Dominica Roosevelt Skerrit for sharing 3000 doses of Oxford AstraZeneca with Saint Lucia.

 Saint Lucia gets jabs of Oxford AstraZeneca Vaccine from Barbados & the Government of the Commonwealth of Dominica.

The opposition party, Saint Lucia Labour Party(SLP), political leader, and 1st Deputy Leader, Ernest Hilaire, strongly condemn the management of the current government.