At just 25 years old, Joshua Wayne Harrow has made history as one of the youngest Senators in Saint Lucia. But for him, this achievement isn’t about prestige or political maneuvering—it’s about leadership with purpose. Harrow sees his role not as a politician but as a servant of the people, driven by a deep passion for progress and unity.
“I am not a politician; I am a leader,” Harrow stated firmly. “Too often, leadership and politics don’t go hand in hand. My mission is to serve, protect, inspire, and uplift my country.” His journey into public service began long before his Senate appointment. As an active member of the National Youth Council and a vocal advocate for youth representation, he worked tirelessly to give young people a voice in decision-making. However, rather than entering politics immediately, he built his career in the media, using journalism as a tool to amplify important stories and expose hard truths.
Harrow’s experience as a journalist for Choice TV and MBC Television—and later as the founder of Harrow Studios—shaped his approach to governance. Now, he brings that same fearless commitment to transparency and accountability into the Senate. He believes Saint Lucia’s political culture needs a shift, one that fosters respectful discourse and moves away from division and hostility. His top priority is empowering young people by educating them on their rights, encouraging civic engagement, and ensuring they recognize their influence in shaping the nation’s future.
Beyond politics, Harrow is passionate about modernizing the education system to equip students with practical skills for today’s world. He also sees immense potential in Saint Lucia’s creative and entrepreneurial sectors, advocating for better support for artists, journalists, and small business owners. Despite skepticism toward politicians, Harrow remains focused on proving he is different—not driven by power or wealth, but by the need for solutions. His vision is clear: to spark a movement that challenges outdated norms and builds a brighter future for all.