With a focus on the south of St. Lucia, BAVA aims to fill a niche in the market. BAVA further carries stories on such items as the recent emergence of counterfeit money in the South, public utility companies on the island, and the beneficial health effects of the Noni plant. Future of LIAT debated at shareholders' meeting Radical restructuring of debt-ridden regional airline company LIAT was the topic when representatives of shareholder governments met in St. Lucia last Friday. Some fifty persons are employed with LIAT locally. The Star and Crusader carry background articles on Friday's meeting.
Someone has to speak with respect and moral authority in our country.
The Voice opens its weekend edition with this news, and The Star and One Caribbean also report on it. National Skills Centre opens in February February 1st next year should see the opening of the National Skills Centre - a place which will provide skills training in vocational and attitudinal development, using modern methods. The National Skills Centre will have its main office in Castries and four sub-centres around the island. Government is calling on all young persons to take part in the upcoming youth policy consultations which will soon be held in Choiseul, Bexon and Soufriere. All these persons will be required to hold an entry certificate before travelling and should make an appointment with the officer.