RSL NEWS

Teachers issue the government an ultimatum

By on 06-May-09 15:54.

The government says it's still willing to hold further discussions with the island's public sector unions of a promised 7.5 percent wage increase for workers.

The unions have warned of serious protest action if the government does not pay the money by May 26^th.

St. Lucia Jazz 2009 hosts a record breaking number of local artistes

By on 05-May-09 15:53.

This years' Jazz line up has a ground breaking composition of St. Lucian artists.

Mr. Luis Lewis, Director of Tourism says this year's festival has been tailored to treat enthusiasts with uniquely St.

Has consent been granted for yet another development within the Piton Management area?

By on 05-May-09 15:33.

The St. Lucia National Trust is seeking answers following allegations that the government has given consent to yet another development within the Piton Management Area.

Mr. Bishnoo Toolsie, Director of the St.

More Disruptions in Public Service

By on 05-May-09 06:49.

More disruptions are expected in the public service today as workers meet with their unions to discuss the government’s latest pay offer.

Taiwan joins the WHO

By on 04-May-09 15:32.

The Taiwanese Ambassador, Tom Chou has thanked the government of St Lucia after his country was granted permission to attend an upcoming meeting of the World Health Organization.

Ambassador Chou has written to Prime Minister King expressing Taiwan's gratitude for St Lucia's appeal for

Major cuts at the pumps as prices of Gasoline and Diesel are reduced

By on 04-May-09 15:20.

Motorists across St Lucia have started paying less for fuel.

The fuel price adjustments which took effect today were announced in the Prime Minister's budget last week.

Both gasoline and diesel has now been reduced to ten dollars and ninety-five cents.

RBC Workers Return to Work Amid Industrial Row

By on 04-May-09 06:59.

Workers employed with the Royal Bank of Canada are heading back to work today amid an ongoing industrial dispute.

Prime Minister King Pledges Assistance Against Swine Flu

By on 01-May-09 06:46.

Prime Minister Stephenson King has said his administration is willing and ready to provide all the assistance, within its capacity, to deal with the potential risk from the swine flu outbreak.