The Ministry of Equity, Social Justice and Empowerment joins in mourning the passing, while celebrating the life accomplishments, of renowned community activist Yves Renard.
Over the years Mr Renard lent his time, energies and efforts in making sterling contributions to the overall development of Saint Lucia, having collaborated closely with officials of the Ministry of Equity, notably through the Community Services Unit.
The community activist, who also had a deep passion for music, expressed via his participation in Labowi Promotions, a group he helped form and which championed the bringing of Jazz to Laborie, was instrumental in the creation of a strategic development plan for the Ministry over a decade ago.
Yves Renard is also acclaimed for his work in several areas of development such as climate change, sustainable development, the arts and community tourism.
He was also a pillar in the constituency of Laborie serving as a driving force for development in the south-western village.
The Ministry of Equity, Social Justice and Empowerment extends condolences to his family and friends.
un mariage rvn et bbr!
Lire la suiteVotre cerveau pas plus gros qu'un citron ne répond toujours pas à la question. Lire la suite
Qu'est-ce que vous ne comprenez pas?
Lire la suite
L'article disait textuellement ceci , je cite (ligne 4) :"....il n'y a AUCUN maire d'origine an Lire la suite
Pourquoi les Africains n'ont-ils pas repoussé les Arabes et les Européens ? POURQUOI ? Lire la suite
...ces villes correspondent au Carbet ou à Macouba en Martinique ! Lire la suite
Villetaneuse ( 12530 hab) , Gagny (42500 hab) et Vaulx-en-Velin (54 000 hab) ne sont pas des "b Lire la suite
...Pété t'a bien renseigné, Yeg-Yug-Troyag-Jean-Nemar, sur les bleds totalement inconnus du Franç Lire la suite
Il y a plusieurs Maires d'origine antillaise ou guyanaise en fonction en 2026
Lire la suite
vos domiens sont des larbins, il faut les voir rigoler aux blagues racistes de leurs potes blanc Lire la suite