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LocalOh, Not Again
Aug. 11, 2022Since coming out to his family and friends as a homosexual almost four years ago, Fred* (pseudonym) says that he developed a thick skin, and not once has he felt ...
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LocalSee how we come
June 9, 2022A river that looks like a growing, vibrant forest; another river that became the dumping ground for discarded steel and concrete; yet another waterway that was once as crystal clear ...
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Local"Charitable to a fault"
June 9, 2022Today, we give all praise and honor to God for a life well-lived.
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LocalCount Down
April 22, 2022Nicole Carbon, a 27-year-old university student in her final year says plans for child/children are not in her foreseeable future.
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LocalWhen there's no opposition
Feb. 24, 2022Roosevelt Skerrit, the Dominica Labour Party (DLP) leader and prime minister, has made no secret of his utter contempt for opposition forces.
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LocalWarning to Agents
Feb. 11, 2022Kenny Green has been selling Dominican citizenship through his two companies for five to six years, and never has he, or any of the agents involved in the citizenship by ...
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LocalAPP wants Singoalla, Dr. Shillingford-Ricketts
Oct. 1, 2021In a frantic bid to present itself as a legitimate pretender to the seat of government, the fledgling Alternative Peoples' Party (APP) has been reaching out to a number of ...
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LocalMost opaque government ever
June 18, 2021Tell Severin McKenzie of prime minister, Roosevelt Skerrit's claims of running a transparent government, and he laughs. A mischievously sarcastic, dismissive sort of laugh.
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Local"It hard, oui,"
March 11, 2021Three months before the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, Andy Hogan built a brand new safari vehicle – his second – for his Lion Tours Safari. The cost: $160,000. At ...
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LocalA Marshall Plan needed to revive Dominica's dead economy
Jan. 28, 2021Through the eyes of Athie Martin, Dominica's coronavirus-battered economy is like a ghost: it doesn't really exist. The government might speak of it as though it were alive, and might ...
