The luxurious Jungle Bay Resort and Spa has reopened at Morne Acouma in Soufriere. The decision was taken to relocate the resort after it was severely damaged by the natural disasters which affected the island. Many people are happy that the resort is finally opened as it provides jobs both directly and indirectly to many […]
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The installation/ induction ceremony of the Leo Club was held on Saturday 29 June at the Prevo Cinemall. The newly installed board members for the 2019-2020 leoistic year are as follows. Amanda Barrie (President) Shervin Dominique (VP) Danielle Lagurere (Secretary Eamon Gibbons (Treasurer) Jade Jill (Director of fundraising committee) Mahalia Alexander (immediate past president /IPP […]
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A group of Dominicans living in the USA was one of four Diaspora groups to perform in Martinique last week. The group KnowYourCulture was invited to perform at a Quadrille festival from the 18-23 of June. The group felt honored to have been invited and showcased our natural talent in dance.
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The graduation ceremony of the Portsmouth Secondary School was held on the adjunct campus of Ross University School of Medicine on Friday 29, June at 10:00 AM. Ms. Rebecca George walked away with the Valedictorian award as well as the awards for English language, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Most Outstanding Science student, Geography and Agricultural Science. […]
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The Ministry of Education has revealed the names of the students who have topped this year’s GSAT examinations held in May. Keara Gardier of the St.Martin Primary took the first place while Shantay Avril of Ebenezer Primary came in second. Khobie Darroux (Convent Preparatory), Kamal Peter (Convent Preparatory) and Jenay Lawrence ( St. Martin Primary) […]
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Junelle Vital walked away with the coveted title of Valedictorian at the Convent High School 2019 graduation ceremony. She received numerous other subject and non-academic prizes. As she bid farewell to the class of 2019, she reminded them that they had been in a similar position as they are now; when they first entered the […]
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After forty years as an independent nation, we would expect our level of debate to be mature, responsible and informed. As representatives of the people, we have an obligation and there is an expectation, that on matters of national importance we will impart information which is accurate, unbiased and balanced.
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Minority Rights Dominica (MIRIDOM) intends to go to court to have Dominica’s Sodomy Laws changed. While speaking on Kairi FM’s Hot Topics on Wednesday, Phillip said that the laws are contrary to human rights. The suit will be supported by the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network, an international human rights organization and the University of Toronto’s […]
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The National Emergency Planning Organization (NEPO) held a meeting at the Office of Disaster Management to continue planning for this year’s hurricane season. NEPO continues to sensitize the public through its education program on ways to prepare for disasters and how to use disaster equipment like HAM radios. The meeting which was chaired by the […]
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The Center where Adolescents Learn to Love and Serve (CALLS) held its graduation ceremony yesterday, Tuesday 25th June, where 15 students proudly received their certificates. Miss Cynthia Prince, the assistant director, reported that while the school faced many challenges, they were able to persevere and proudly graduate these students who have shown great discipline. Louisinette […]
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