In 2019, under the leadership of the United Workers Party, we constructed the Soufriere Farmers Market a modern facility designed to uplift our farmers, support local vendors and create new economic opportunities for the people of Soufriere. This wasn’t just a building; it was an investment in community, sustainability, and dignity for those who feed our nation. #UWPGetsItDone#RightTheWrong#VoteUWP
Under the United Workers Party (UWP), the Soufriere Mini Stadium was upgraded to provide a world-class facility for athletes and the community. From improved lighting to enhanced playing surfaces, this investment empowers our youth, boosts local sports and brings pride to Soufriere/Fond St Jacques. #UWPDelivered #SoufriereMiniStadium
The UWP’s development of the Soufrière Beach Park was a bold step toward transforming the local tourism experience while creating better beach facilities for residents. This modern, well-designed public space was built to create jobs for residents, open doors for entrepreneurs: from craft vendors to food stall owners and provide a safe, vibrant environment for families and visitors alike. By…
The latest figures are in, and they confirm what many feared: Saint Lucians have been sold out by their own government. In January 2025 alone, Global Ports Holding (GPH) raked in a staggering US$1.5 million from cruise passenger fees, while the Saint Lucia Air & Sea Ports Authority (SLASPA) walked away with a mere US$150,000. This disaster stems from a…
It is utterly disheartening to observe partisan politicking taking precedence over the pressing needs of the victims of Hurricane Beryl. During a recent tour of the Soufriere Waterfront to assess the damage caused by the hurricane, Emma Hippolyte, the Parliamentary Representative for Soufriere Fond St. Jacques, was seen wearing a green cap adorned with the red star of the St.…
By James Stanislaus “It is utterly appalling and reprehensible that Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre would prioritize political expediency over the welfare of the people of Soufriere, who have suffered devastating losses due to the ravages of Hurricane Beryl. His callous disregard for the plight of his constituents is a stark reminder of his administration’s tone-deafness to the needs of…
The recent scandal surrounding Prime Minister Philip J Pierre, implicating him in a bribery scheme with Soufriere MP Emma Hippolyte, have shocked and dismayed many across Saint Lucia. According to reports, the Prime Minister was allegedly captured on video, during a livestream produced by his communications unit, discussing payments of $1500 to residents of Baron’s Drive. The livestream, which was…
I have spent the morning checking up on residents, businesses and institutions that were affected by the passage of Hurricane Beryl in Soufriere. Whilst I am thankful that no lives were lost during the passage of the storm, many of our people along the waterfront have been severely affected by flood waters. I appeal to the Government to ensure that…
These are the facts about the Anse L’Ivrogne Development 1)The area in question, Anse L’Ivrogne, was sold by Mondesir Estates to a Canadian business executive in January 2015 during the tenure of Dr. Kenny Anthony’s administration. 2) The property in question falls within the Pitons Management Area, specifically Block 0025B Parcel 4 measuring 76.6 acres, known as Anse L’Ivrogne. 3)…