In 1975, before widespread immunization against polio, almost 6,000 children were paralyzed in the Americas due to the disease. In 1991, the last 6 cases of polio were reported, and in 1994, the Region was the first in the world to be certified polio-free. Washington, DC, 21 October 2019 (PAHO)– In August 1991, Luis Fermín Tenorio […]

This song “Dominique Sé Number One”, written and performed by Ras Mo Moses, is a call to Dominicans to be proud of and celebrate the Commonwealth of Dominica, dubbed The Nature island of the Caribbean. Along with promoting the kind hospitality and culinary delights. Highlighting the communities, historic and scenic sites, beautiful scenery and volcanic […]

Within two months, five students from the Dominica State College Robotic Team, namely Krish Sharma, Kodie Jean- Jacques, Briana Laudat, Kieyah Lawrence and Charleson Gilbert used their creativity to engineer a robot to compete in the FIRST Global Challenge which will be held in Dubai from October 24-27. Their robot is capable of collecting and […]

Dominica gained independence from the British on November 3rd in 1978. Dominica’s independence celebrations begin during Creole History Month, October, and climax in the first week of November. It’s is a time when the people celebrate with pride our identity, history, culture, and nationhood. It’s a time of reflection on our relationships, citizenry and humanity. […]

The Electoral Office of Dominica has issued the call for persons who are registered electors in Dominica to inspect the preliminary voters’ lists that have now been published in each polling district within the country. As required by the Registration of Electors Act, the Electoral Office has placed physical copies of these lists in every […]