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Monthly Archives: March 2012
The various carnival bands, groups and individuals who participated in the 2012 carnival have been officially awarded for their achievements in this year’s ...
Police have confirmed that two people died in an early morning traffic accident on Saturday on the Mahaut village road. According to the police, the accident ...
Police are investigating an incident at the Pierre Charles Secondary School (PCSS) on Friday that left the security guard and one student nursing stab wounds. ...
An Educational Conference will be the main highlight of activities to commemorate 50 years of Nursing Education in Dominica. Organisers say the activities will run ...
The body of Shernel Prince arrived at Dominica’s Melville Hall airport on Friday morning, where a large group of grieving relatives and supporters were awaiting ...
Struggling BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd. said Thursday that it will cede most consumer markets after failing to compete with flashier touch-screen phones ...
The Caribbean Forum of African Caribbean and Pacific States (CARIFORUM) and the European Commission (EC) on Wednesday signed three financial agreements designed to ...
Photo taken during a hike up Morne Trois Piton by Ursha Winston Photographers – novice, amateur or professional – in Dominica are asked to submit photos, ...
Tourism minister and Portsmouth MP Ian Douglas has acknowledged that limited, slow progress was being made initially on the Cabrits Hotel Resort and Spa being ...
The St John’s Fisheries Cooperative has hailed what it considers a viable business opportunity afforded it under the Petro Caribe initiative. The Cooperative has ...
The Diocese of Roseau Youth Secretariat in collaboration with the Parish of St. Ann will host its annual World Youth Day Rally to be held on Saturday March 31, 2012 ...
Today the reality is the Banana industry and the entire Agricultural sector are on the brink of collapse in spite of recent efforts to resuscitate that sector. In ...
The Colihaut Senior Citizens Association, in collaboration with the Dominica Council on Aging is mobilizing the Community of Colihaut to celebrate the 100th ...
A project important to boost tourism and protect the environment while having a meaningful social impact. That’s how Venezuelan Ambassador Carmen Martinez de ...
Dominica could benefit from the country’s participation in a seminar/workshop underway in Bogota, Colombia, on how to maximize the potential of economic growth ...
Reports reaching Dominica News online indicate that an English couple was robbed at gun point at Layou Park on Wednesday afternoon. According to reports Charles and ...
Two teen students from the North East Comprehensive School (NECS) are in trouble with the law over a stolen laptop. The two appeared before Magistrate Candia George ...
Portsmouth MP Ian Douglas says ten single mothers and their families can expect to be housed soon in “Petrocasa” houses being constructed through Venezuelan ...
The contract for a $25-million project to improve the water supply for residents on the west coast have been officially signed. The project which is funded by the ...
Leader of the United Workers Party Edison James says the Roosevelt Skerrit-led administration should do more damage control in the international media after two gay ...