DOMFESTA offically launched
The Cultural Division on Wednesday officially launched the annual Dominica Festival of the ...
Month: April 2012
$2.3-million net profit for AID Bank
Dominica’s Agricultural, Industrial Development (AID) Bank made EC$2.3 million in net profit ...
HEALTH TALK: Chest pain
Pain is the most common symptom that tells you that something is wrong with you. I want to know ...
UPDATE – PHOTO: PM and Obama
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit and US President Obama at last weekend’s Summit of the ...
PM pushes special loan facility for non-financial cooperatives
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says he is pushing for a special loan facility for ...
LIME gives over $50,000 to Forestry & NCC
The Forestry, Wildlife and Parks Division and the National Cultural Council recently received ...
Chinese seeing red in Antigua
In what’s being deemed as an unprecedented development, officials of the Chinese Embassy have ...
IMF sees growth for the Caribbean as well as globally
The International Monetary Fund is more optimistic about the global economy after seeing faster ...
PHOTO OF THE DAY: Fruits of paradise
In some parts of Dominica the bananas with the short fingers are called “fig ...
Deonarine feeds off Shiv to pull Windies out of a hole
When Narsingh Deonarine went to the crease with West Indies in deep trouble on Tuesday morning, ...
UPDATE: $1-million drug bust in Calibishie
The Dominica Police Force has recorded its biggest drug bust for 2012. A sting operation has ...
Green’s political future hangs in the balance
He has admitted that his political future hangs in the balance, pending the results of an ...
Dominican arrested in major Antiguan drug bust
A Dominican and a Canadian couple have been arrested in Antigua for alleged cocaine smuggling. ...
No bail for suspect in kidnapping case
As further attention was paid to a mysterious alleged kidnapping case on Tuesday, not even a ...
Hurricane committee retires the name “Irene” from list of Atlantic storms
The name “Irene” has been retired from the official list of names for Atlantic ...
Travel industry says rise in duty will drive off visitors
Britain’s “exorbitant” Air Passenger Duty is damaging London’s tourism industry and ...
New Grotto Home up and running by 2014 – officials
Officials behind the new Grotto Home for the Homeless project say they expect the EC$2.5 ...
Criticism of feeder road allocation “unfair”
Criticism of Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit’s recent announcement that the government was ...
Infrastructure, ICTs, poverty, crime emerge from OAS summit
The Sixth Summit of the Americas culminated with leaders of member states committing to ...
Results of Roseau Valley Basketball League quarter final play-offs
On Friday, 13th, the R.C. Bullets defeated the Lily Valley Sharks by the final score of 80-76 ...
PHOTO OF THE DAY: Bounty from the sea
Bala-w is a common sight in the Roseau Market every Saturday morning. Photo by Jake ...
LIAT workers get reprieve as dialogue continues
LIAT workers who were issued letters of termination will remain on the job as Labour Minister ...