852 Students To Sit G6NAT

852 Students To Sit G6NAT

852 students from primary schools across the island will sit the annual Grade Six National Assessment Test today, July 7. Education minister, Hon.Octavia says that all preparations have been made to ensure safety of students and staff during the examination. The students are able to sit the exam in their preferred community and don not […]

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 Minister of National Security Issues Call To Police In Light Of Illegal Departure By Haitian Immigrants

Minister of National Security Issues Call To Police In Light Of Illegal Departure By Haitian Immigrants

Minister for National Security and Home Affairs, Rayburn Blackmoore says that while Dominica has welcomed Haitian Immigrants, the practice of departing the country illegally has caught the attention of overseas authorities and needs to be addressed here.” The leaders of the various countries have been calling and expressing their disgust. So we have a responsibility,  […]

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 PM Says LIAT Has Served Dominica Well

PM Says LIAT Has Served Dominica Well

The Leeward Island Air Transport (LIAT) has had its share of unfortunate circumstances, from having to be bailed out by Caribbean Governments a few times to being forced into liquidation following the effects of the dreadful COVID-19 disease. Dominica’s Prime Minister, Hon. Roosevelt Skerrit, says that the Caribbean’s major air transport has served Dominica well. […]

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 Hospital Will Not Be Privatized Says Former President

Hospital Will Not Be Privatized Says Former President

Former President of Dominica, His Excellency Eliud Williams, has responded to concerns that the proposed Hospital Authority Bill going before Parliament in September will see the privatization of the National Hospital. Williams said, “We also and very importantly [have been] given the responsibility to review systems and provisions at the hospital and in particular the […]

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 Borders Set To Open In July

Borders Set To Open In July

The Prime Minister of Dominica hinted some time ago that the tentative date for re opening of Dominica’s borders was some time in July. Plans are being put in place to facilitate this. According to the Minister responsible for Health, Dr. Irving McIntyre, reopening of our borders will bring challenges as was evident in other […]

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 State Of Emergency And Curfew Will Not Be extended

State Of Emergency And Curfew Will Not Be extended

The state of emergency and curfew which came into effect in response to the Covid-19 pandemic will not be extended beyond Tuesday 30, June. Prime Minister of Dominica, Hon. Roosevelt Skerrit said, “The emergency powers come to an end on Tuesday, 30th. The government is not intending to extend this and therefore, in large measure, […]

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