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LocalDominica Holds Successful Creole Conference
Sept. 13, 2019Too little time, too much to do and most likely there will be another Creole conference that could focus on specific aspects of Creole culture such as cuisine.
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LocalChina gives more medical help
Sept. 13, 2019Chinese Oncologist Dr. Zijun Zhen says Dominica's rate of cancer deaths are due mainly to life styles, the environment and obesity.
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LocalChina gives 12 new Scholarships
Sept. 13, 2019Twelve Dominican students have won Chinese government scholarship in 2019. The full scholarship covers tuition, lodging, comprehensive medical insurance and living allowance.
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LocalAstaphan Responds to The Group's Final Report
Sept. 13, 2019The clock is ticking; one after the other, each day dawns and every night closes, but electoral reform continues to evade the Nature Isle.
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LocalA culture of violence
Sept. 13, 2019It was Rap Brown, who, in 1967, said that "Violence is as American as cherry pie." We could also say that violence is as Dominican as callalou. We are very ...
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LocalRonald Charles vs Dr. Irving McIntyre
Sept. 13, 2019Dominica's mecca of tourist sites, the Roseau Valley is the home of the majestic Trafalgar Falls, the serene Fresh Water Lake and the awe-inspiring sulphur springs at Wotten Waven. There ...
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LocalRest in peace, CK
Sept. 4, 2019We always remember our pioneers and heroes only when they have passed. We often forget to give flowers to those alive and even give laurels to those, who on examination, ...
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LocalThe Stranger
Sept. 4, 2019Manny Manicou was tired. He had been picking cherries all morning and was now too tired to pick those at the top of his tree. So, not wanting to wait ...
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LocalDominica's Smallest Car
Sept. 4, 2019If you walk, or drive, along Great George Street in Roseau, most likely you will set your eyes on one of Dominica's smallest cars, the Mercedes Benz Smart ForTwo.
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LocalAkil Richards: Soaring Despite the Storms
Sept. 4, 2019There were at least 15 secondary school graduation ceremonies in the graduation season of 2019 and at least 15 speeches by valedictorians.
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LocalSo close yet so far
Sept. 4, 2019Roosevelt Skerrit is an unhappy man – well, somewhat unhappy, according to someone close to the Dominica Labour Party (DLP) leader and prime minister.
