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A range of topical information based radio programming brought to you from the Government Information Service of Saint Lucia.



This podcast aims to bring an array of programming to the listening public. Our goal is to keep listeners up to date with all government developments, from the political arena through to the cultural sphere. Learn about the latest policy changes, growth initiatives and social projects. Stay attuned to Saint Lucia's rich heritage and culture, from our annual Independence celebrations, to our Summer Festival of Concerts to Kweyol Heritage Month, the December Festivals and more.



The Government of Saint Lucia podcast will keep you up to date, and on the pulse of everything Saint Lucian.



With new programmes added each week day, our goal is to ensure that all those who want to know, are kept in the know.

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Saint Lucia and the Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen co-operation in pharmaceutical regulation and medicine quality assurance. The agreement recognizes the Indian Pharmacopoeia as a standard for medicines in Saint Lucia and is expected to facilitate access to affordable, high-quality generic medicines while opening opportunities for broader collaboration in healthcare, including medical equipment and specialised treatment services.
The Government of Saint Lucia has invested approximately $4.6 million in school rehabilitation projects across the island to improve learning and working environments. Minister for Education Hon. Kenson Casimir says ongoing visits to educational institutions are helping to identify infrastructure and maintenance needs, with plans to assess every school across Saint Lucia.
The Senate is considering amendments to the Child Justice Act that would extend the period for the prosecution to issue an intention to prosecute from 28 to 90 days. The proposed reform is intended to allow for more informed decisions, ensure greater consideration of the circumstances of child offenders and reduce the risk of serious cases being dismissed because of strict time limitations, while safeguarding the interests of victims and public safety.
Proposed amendments to Saint Lucia's banking laws aim to strengthen consumer protection, promote transparency and improve access to financial services. The Banking Amendment Bill 2026 includes provisions for basic fee-free savings accounts for eligible vulnerable consumers, greater disclosure requirements, potential caps on banking fees and stronger responsible lending practices.
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