Police vs Police again
More police officers sue their bosses and the Government of Dominica following searches and arrests after Hurricane Maria

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Same Sex marriage
April 20, 2018The heat is on, and the pressure is building for government to legalise same-sex marriage and dump existing buggery and gross indecency laws.
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Mavis Etienne: "Water was up to my throat … it ...
April 20, 2018Mavis and Alfanso "Fanso" Arden Etienne have been occupying two lots on River Bank in Roseau for the past 30 years.
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Kalinago centenarian gets big visit
April 20, 2018A trip to Kalinago Territory by Dominicans Welfare and Hospital Aid Scheme (DOWHAS) became a double event for the party of 50 members, friends and drivers on Saturday March 24, ...
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Football
D.C High School student is selected by the Dominica Football ...
April 20, 2018Sari Finn, a sixteen year old junior at St. John's College High School in Washington DC, will be joining the 20 player Dominica national women's football team in St. Kitts ...
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Davitia James, a Dominican student donates funds to antenatal women
April 20, 2018To assist her homeland after Hurricane Maria, Davitia James, a Dominican student at the Northern University of Colorado has raised over EC$3000, the Association of Dominica Midwives (ADM) said in ...
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DOMLEC's moving too slowly, IRC says
April 20, 2018Glenn Khan, the Executive Director of the Independent Regulatory Commission (IRC) says that while he understands the challenges that the Dominica Electricity Services (DOMLEC) faces in restoring electricity to Dominicans ...
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40 YEARS, 40 WINS Lucky Winners Rewarded
April 20, 2018NBD rewarded its first lucky customers to win prizes under its grand anniversary giveaway promotion. Carol Jno. Charles of Belfast, Kordell Jean-Jacques of Roseau, Kish Ferrol of Paix Bouche and ...
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"Shocked and embarrassed": T&T Prime Minister Rowley over Dominica issue
April 20, 2018Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley has said Trinidad and Tobago's vote against a request by Dominica to waiver its OAS fees for a two-year period left him "shocked and embarrassed."