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WE NEED MONEY

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2 years ago

August 31, 2018

As the Folk Research Centre gets set to Launch its first Creole Month celebrations since the devastating fire, a sister heritage organization is reflecting on its own mortality.
National Archivist, Margot Thomas says despite receiving an annual subvention, administrative costs are high, thus diminishing the Archive’s ability to optimally fulfill its mandate.
Mrs. Thomas spoke to Senior News Correspondent Miguel Fevrier, who sought and update on the statutory organization’s recent moves towards digitization of records.

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Labour Tribunal awards woman damages in Alize Inn wrongful dismissal claim

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2 months ago

December 2, 2020

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MBC Prime is pleased to present to you the conclusion of a series of reports – the first of which aired in August 2019, A Pavee woman who mai0ntained that she was wrongfully dismissed by her employer whilst on sick leave, has finally been awarded damages by the Labour Tribunal. We now join Senior Correspondent Miguel Fevrier in studio who has been following and reporting on the Labour dispute and Maura’s plight from the onset.

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Central SLP Castries Opponents unite for a cause

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2 months ago

November 9, 2020

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On Wednesday, the media noted the presence of two opponents at the Labour Party’s primaries for the Castries Central seat at an activity standing in solidarity with the fishers.
And since the seat remains the most controversial in this election cycle, the media wanted to know what’s up with that.

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Saint Lucians urged to keep their guard following an increase in human trafficking

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2 months ago

November 9, 2020

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Saint Lucians have been placed on high alert as the Covid-19 pandemic has led to an increase in Human Trafficking.
The Department of Home Affairs and National Security has urged nationals to be vigilant, particularly when exploring prospects overseas.