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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH [21ST MAY 2026]
Minister for Crime Prevention Jeremiah Norbert is calling for stronger intervention systems and a more unified societal response following the tragic death of 24-year-old Joy St. Omer, who was allegedly killed by her estranged husband. The incident has reignited national discussion surrounding domestic violence, protection mechanisms for vulnerable women, and the urgent need for earlier intervention before conflicts escalate into tragedy.

HISPANIC HOTELS [21ST MAY 2026]
As economic pressures continue to affect traditional North American and European travel markets, Saint Lucia is intensifying efforts to expand its reach into new and emerging tourism sectors. Speaking at the Caribbean Travel Marketplace in Antigua and Barbuda, tourism officials highlighted the growing potential of the Latin American and African markets, while underscoring the role of culture and heritage in strengthening the island’s tourism product and global appeal. Shyne Savory reports.

SAY SOMETHING [21ST MAY 2026]
Silence surrounding child abuse and the pressures facing Saint Lucia’s social support systems are once again being placed under the spotlight, as advocates call for stronger intervention measures and greater protection for vulnerable children. The issue is renewing discussion around the need for expanded support services, public awareness, and long-term reforms aimed at safeguarding the island’s youth. Shyne Savory reports.

POLICE INSIGHT [20TH MAY 2026]
Law enforcement officials in Saint Lucia are seeking to strengthen public understanding of what legally constitutes a criminal offence amid ongoing national discussions surrounding public behaviour and the rule of law. Speaking during a recent police press conference, Dominique Leonty stressed that crimes are defined by established legal standards and evidence, rather than public opinion, assumptions, or social outrage. Kishana Smith tells us more.