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It don’t matter if you black or white
A — USELESS storm has been raging on the character and quality of blackness. Anyone like me, with a “Te Coulair Whayahyhy” entering that storm, …
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Beaches — An un-bequeathable Inheritance
THIS is to be read together with my article in The Voice of the 29 November, 2014 in (page 4), entitled, “Can St. Lucia Live …
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Can St. Lucia Live By Bread Alone?
WE “cannot live by bread alone”. Neither can we live without bread. Our Sir Arthur Lewis has entreated us that investment by invitation was the …
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He Who is Double-Crossed Crosses
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He Who is Double-Crossed Crosses
A banquet has been prepared for you in my book entitled “The Politics of Snakes and Ladders”, sub-titled “Rising in Glory”. It is a simple …
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Prostitution? St Lucia! Where art thou?
Adultery is the world’s greatest wrecker of wives, lives, and families, yet one never hears anyone calling upon the State to make it illegal, and …
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Ah Section 29 (1) Essential!
The Leader of the Opposition’s presentation in the House on Tuesday the 13th left the nation with the distinct impression that the business of the …
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History refutes Owen Arthur’s comments
I would be surprised if the very distinguished Owen Arthur, has not, by now, regretted the very un-Caribbean statement made by him, in respect of …
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Cenac explains reasons for cross-over
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He Who is Doubled-Crossed Crosses
A banquet has been prepared for you in my book entitled "The Politics of Snakes and Ladders", sub-titled "Rising in Glory". It is a simple story of an honest man who was forced to leave his happy Labour home and seek refuge in a strange land across the border. This article is therefore, a mere foretaste of what is on the menu, and is intended only to whet the appetite. Should you however, feel sufficiently filled by this morsel, I must tell you now, "You ain't heard nothin' yet, folks". You would have just felt the drizzle without experiencing the inundation.