Press & Media

St. Lucia has a vibrant and diverse media landscape, featuring newspapers, radio, television, cable, and digital platforms. The media sector is primarily privately owned and operates in a competitive environment, offering a range of perspectives and content for the public.

Newspapers and Print Media

• There are no daily newspapers; the leading newspapers are published weekly or several times a week.
• Major newspapers include The Voice, The Star, The Mirror, The Crusader, The Vanguard, and One Caribbean.
• Online news platforms such as St. Lucia Times and St. Lucia News Online provide up-to-date coverage on local, regional, and international events.
• Magazines and book publishers also contribute to the local media scene.

Television

• St. Lucia is served by several television stations, including Daher Broadcasting Service (DBS), Helen Television Systems (HTS), and Catholic Broadcasting TV Network.
• Both local and regional content is broadcast, and cable operators offer additional channels.

Radio

• There are multiple radio stations broadcasting in English and Creole, including Radio Saint Lucia (RSL), Radio Caribbean International, Radio 100, and Hot FM.
• Radio provides news, music, talk shows, and entertainment, serving as a key source of information for many residents.

Digital Media and Internet

• Internet access is widespread, with a high percentage of the population online.
• Digital news sites, blogs, and social media are important channels for news, opinion, and community updates.

Media Freedom and Access

• St. Lucia enjoys freedom of expression and a free press environment, with media outlets carrying a range of views.
• The government information services use reserved time and space in private media for official communications.
• International media representatives may enter for coverage, subject to accreditation and government guidelines.

Media Contacts and Support

• The Saint Lucia Tourism Authority and other agencies provide resources and contacts for journalists and media professionals.
• Media houses and public relations agencies are available locally and internationally to assist with press inquiries and coverage.

St. Lucia’s press and media sector is dynamic and evolving, offering residents and visitors access to a wide variety of news, entertainment, and information through traditional and digital platforms.