Quick Observations from the Dominica Elections

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(1) Don’t believe everything you hear, see or read, especially in this era of social media with its preponderance of misleading (and sometimes paten...

The Dominica Elections and its Lessons

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Dominican voters will today be casting their votes, which it is hoped will put an end to the highly contentious 2019 electoral campaign. That campaign...

HIV has not gone away

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Last Sunday, December 1, St Vincent and the Grenadines joined the international community in activities to mark World AIDS Day. The theme of this y...

We mashing up the Civil Service

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The role of the civil servant is to serve the Government of the day and the people of the country. Civil servants are supposed to serve and serve well...

Expectations for the Election Campaign

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With the campaign season for the next general elections having officially begun, as evidenced by the commencement of village meetings by the New Democ...

The ULP at 25

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Last Sunday the governing Unity Labour Party (ULP) gave Vincentians a clear signal that it is going to be very busy over the next year when it celebra...

Toilets: So Important, So Overlooked

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There are certain things in life which we take for granted, some of which though, are so important that they have significant implications for the qua...

The Unemployment and Haphazard Vending Delimma

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The online Midweek issue of SEARCHLIGHT this past Tuesday carried a front page story entitled “VENDORS REMOVED” covering the actions by police in ...

A New Crusade

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More than 100 individual churches in St Vincent and the Grenadines, grouped together under an umbrella, called the Christian Coalition, have declared ...

LIAT Again – Contradictory Attitudes by Caribbean Governments

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There is no doubt that LIAT is the airline of the Caribbean, if not by choice then by virtue of circumstance. No other airline serves the number of de...