Three Dominican students recently graduated with Highest Honors (Summa Cum Laude) at the commencement ceremony of the Monroe College held at the Iconic Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan, New York. Lynise Laronde, Andy Joseph and Aldia Titre are among the top performers at the Monroe College. Each pursued a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management […]
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The fashion industry is an exquisite and compelling world of self-expression and style and is a wonderful part of our society that brings us together in a unique way. Fashion has always been an important part of how people define themselves and others. As such it can be a powerful tool of influence which consciously […]
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More than 20 District Development Officers and Assistants and Emergency Shelter Managers from across the island gathered at the Office of Disaster Management in Jimmit on Thursday morning, 13 June 2019. On the agenda was an orientation to the new “Emergency Shelter Management Manual” a publication of the Office of Disaster Management within the Ministry […]
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I am deeply appalled and worried at the blatant disrespect shown by the Ministry of Kalinago Affairs, the Ministry of Health and government at their efforts to snub and undermine the effort of one of our inspiring Kalinago women in taking the lead to contribute to the development of the human resource capital of our […]
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On Friday June 14, 2019, Dominica joins the rest the world in celebrating World Blood Donor Day. This event serves to thank voluntary blood donors for the lifesaving gift of blood. It also raises awareness of the need for regular blood donations to ensure that all individuals and communities have access to a safe and […]
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Senator the Honourable Rohan Sinanan, Minister of Works and Transport, cuts the ribbon to officially open the CNCMP coastal erosion and coastal flooding photo exhibition. Photo courtesy the CPU. Phase 1 Of The Programme Will Include An Assessment Of The Coastal Situation And Engagement Of Stakeholders Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago – In a strategic step toward […]
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Celebrated annually since 2015 on June 21st, the International Day of Yoga is an official observance day established by the United Nations in December of 2014. The purpose of this day is to promote Yoga as a way to not only increase physical activity but also as a way to balance physical health and mental […]
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The Commonwealth Students Association is pleased to announce it will be undertaking a Regional Engagement Tour from June to July 2019 of six Commonwealth Caribbean territories. The Commonwealth Students Association (CSA) is the unified body that represents the needs, interests, and voices of student organisations in the Commonwealth. The main aims of the Commonwealth Students […]
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The annual Fete Isidore celebrations kick off on Saturday, June 8 in San Sauveur. The villages of Good Hope, San Sauveur, and Petite Soufriere observe Fete Isidore, the feast of farmers named for the Patron Saint of Farmers, St. Isidore. This year the Church of the Transfiguration Fete Isidore Committee is collaborating with the St. […]
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Dominica being one of the countries most affected by the passage of Hurricane Irma and Maria in September 2017 has been the focus of a Government of Japan partnership with UNDP to strengthen disaster preparedness especially in vulnerable communities. The Commonwealth of Dominica and its Office of Disaster Management (ODM), along with 11 trained CERT […]
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