Dominica observes World Health Day 2011
Dominica joins the rest of the world in the observance of World Health Day. World Health Day is ...
Month: April 2011
An Exciting Learning Trip: Guadeloupe students visit Dragon Windows Company
A group consisting of 25 students and four teachers from Guadeloupe visited Dragon Windows ...
Roseau Valley constituency to reap benefits from geothermal exploration – Dr. McIntyre
Parliamentary representative for the Roseau Valley Dr. Collin McIntyre said the signing of a ...
Dominican and Haitians involved in illegal immigration network
An illegal immigration network was dismantled in Guadeloupe with the arrest of three French ...
COMMENTARY: Is Barbados an apartheid state?
The surfeit of the dueling public and the storm of accusations about Barbadians’ poor ...
Portsmouth Fish Night promises to be great
As part of its plans for registration with the Co-operative Division and to help create ...
“We are spending too much money on importation of diesel” – Minister Blackmoore
Dominica is spending too much on the importation of diesel, Energy Minister Rayburn Blackmoore ...
Ross University to host Career Fair tomorrow
Ross University School of Medicine will be hosting a Career Fair at the Fort Young Hotel on ...
LIME expands regional footprint; Bahamas acquisition brings number of regional businesses to 14
LIME, the Caribbean’s only full-service telecommunications provider has expanded its ...
Result of matches in the National Lottery-sponsored Lambert Henderson Southern Cricket League
On Saturday April 2, Jerome Mello’s Unity B won Tete Morne Sports Club by 57 runs. Batting ...
Goverment signs geothermal drilling contract
The development of Dominica’s geothermal energy potential has moved one step closer to ...
Demonic possession at Portsmouth Secondary School?
What began as a normal school day at the Portsmouth Secondary School this morning turned into ...
Jamaica begins shipping coffee to China
THE first shipment of Jamaican green bean coffee was shipped yesterday to China, as the ...
Fortune teller told to leave Grenada by immigration officials
Grenada authorities have asked an Indian national to leave the country after they found that he ...
Survey: ‘Frenemies’ fester on Facebook
Ladies, turns out Facebook is probably not the happiest place on Earth for many of you. Sure, ...
Non-nationals can no longer access gov’t medical treatment in Barbados
It’s official. Non-nationals can no longer access Government medical treatment facilities ...
Dominica named among 10 best whale watching destination around the world by Huffington Post
Dominica continues to gain international recognition with The Huffington Post naming the island ...
Sports Division holds follow up meeting in Bellevue
The Sports Division, in its drive to develop sports at the community level, held a follow up ...
UWP withdraws election petitions; awaits ruling on dual citizenship case
The opposition United Workers Party (UWP) has withdrawn two of five election petitions it had ...
PHOTO OF THE DAY: Underwater at Champagne Beach
Photo by Natasha Desjardins Photographers – novice, amateur or professional – in Dominica ...
Radioactive water outflow into Pacific being stopped – Japan’s Tepco
TOKYO (BNO NEWS) — Japan’s Tokyo Electric Power Co. (Tepco), which operates the ...
HIV carriers in Caribbean and Latin America now 1.6 million
PANAMA CITY, Panama — The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) says there ...