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Big G grows from strength to strength
Sept. 13, 2017By converting his innovative ideas into effective action, Graceson John has proved to be one of Dominica's most creative entrepreneurs.
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Macoucherie Estate still recovering from Erika
Sept. 13, 2017If you want to know the extent to which 2015's Tropical Storm Erika left her mark on Dominica, look no further than the Shillingford's Machoucherie Estate on the West Coast.
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Rolling with the punches: a key local company aims for ...
Sept. 13, 2017Dominica's first toilet paper company is reinventing itself after seven years of production with a generous helping of challenges.
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Sae Jan's Yoghurt — tasty, healthy and local
Sept. 13, 2017Natoya John and her husband Nathanial John have been busy whipping up something light, creamy and delicious!
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Made in DA
Sept. 13, 2017Dominica offers many marketable goods, skills and services, but the vital output of the local manufacturing sector is often overlooked-especially products derived from the island's natural resources.
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Leadership:Linton vs Skerrit
Sept. 11, 2017There is nothing to suggest that things are falling apart in Lennox Linton's United Workers Party (UWP), a point strengthened by a recent poll by Alex Bruno, which found that ...
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Dr. Rawlings: Lonely elders, a terrifying condition
Sept. 11, 2017Older persons in Dominica and the region face a number of problems but the most troubling and disheartening is loneliness.
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Government of Dominica says there will be a new Petite ...
Sept. 11, 2017Displaced Petite Savanne residents with concerns about being unable to farm if they resettle at Bellevue Chopin need not worry.
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Back-to-School
Sept. 11, 2017As Dominican teachers, parents and children enter a new school year from today, Monday 4 September, one primary school will remain closed.
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"There is still a burnt pot laying there to be ...
Sept. 3, 2017A couple weeks ago, villagers of Penville held a funeral service for the five young men who died in a vehicular accident a few weeks ago. They were: Mandela Ophar, ...
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Bernard Wiltshire – we are polluting our highways with light
Sept. 3, 2017With a $2 million grant from China, the Government of Dominica is to light up the E.O. LeBlanc and Dr. N.J.O Liverpool highways.
