Faraway, so close Diplomacy can be unfair. Venezuela, Syria, North Korea – when as many crises flare up around the globe as is currently the case, they garner nearly undivided attention. Consequently, investment in long‑standing partnerships and expansion of alliances is given short shrift. But that is risky. In an increasingly confusing world, we need strong partners. […]
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April 25, 2019 marked the close of the 2018/2019 cruise season. Dominica received its final cruise call for the season, as the MV Marella Explorer of TUI Cruises made the final call at the Roseau Cruise Ship Berth. The ship brought approximately 2084 cruise passengers to Dominica shores. The last call for the season was […]
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St. Kitts – An exciting summer camp for young children and adults recently took place at its long-awaited new home – Range Community Center @ Mount Carmel in St Kitts. Camp Ezekiel hosted approximately 80 participants at the new community center between 15-22 April 2019. Activities included distribution of food hampers to the elderly, a […]
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Native from Caribbean island of Dominica, Jerry Julian was immersed in musical styles of all genres, until he arrived to France to study art and came up with his own Reggae band: Natural Gift, quickly becoming one of the main Reggae bands in Southern France, known for its unique fusion style mixing Reggae, Soul and […]
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Indianapolis, USA: The President of the Indiana Credit Union League (ICUL) Mr. John McKenzie and The General Manager of the Dominica Co-operative Societies League Ltd. (DCSLL) Mr. Phoenix Belfield signed an historic Co-operation Agreement to foster greater collaboration between the two credit union movements. The Agreement will span areas of technical co-operation, sharing of best […]
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Dear Editor, I commute the routes of Dominica on a daily basis and there is a need for traffic enforcement laws. Many of our drivers drive recklessly, are disrespectful to pedestrians and passengers and above it all, they don’t consider the safety of people. I think they are not aware that they have the lives […]
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Dominica Christian Union Church’s marks its 60th District Council with a Grand Christian Union Day on Monday, April 22nd, Easter Monday, from 10 am at the Botanic Gardens – a first event of its kind for the Church. The purpose of the Day is to foster fun and fellowship among its members across the 15 […]
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The Dominica Christian Union Church commemorates 82 years of ministry this year and is holding its 60th District Council on April 18 and 19 at the Public Service Union Building 2019. The District Council is the Church’s highest decision-making body and will be attended by delegates from its 15 member-churches across the island. This year’s […]
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The impacts of climate change on the fisheries sector in the region are becoming more visible whereby the marginalized and vulnerable are expected to be disproportionally affected. A project launched by FAO will address the linkages between poverty and climate change and to improve climate resilient livelihoods and food security of fisherfolk in Barbados, Dominica […]
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My people After much deliberation, my family and I have decided that I should heed the call from the numerous persons who have called or met me personally and openly expressed their hope and confidence in me to come back on the leadership scene in the community to be a voice for the voiceless, hope […]
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