• Monsignor Reginald Lafleur

    Living with diabetes

    No one wants to get diabetes. It changes lives dramatically and permanently—and it can kill. Yet more and more persons in Dominica are getting diabetes.

  • Hypertension: A personal account

    Many people are hypertensive but do not know it because sometimes there are no symptoms of this disease. That is why it is often called the "silent killer".

  • Dr. Gerald Grell

    What 'pressure' is and why it kills

    What is 'high blood pressure'? What causes it? And why is having normal blood pressure so important?

  • An erupting volcano

    Pan American Health Organisation Director Dr Carissa Etienne recently issued a terse warning: Dominica is sitting on an erupting volcano of chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs). She urged the authorities to ...

  • Father Franklyn Cuffy, right

    Dominican priest to re-apply for citizenship

    Incredulous as it sounds when Dominican priest Father Franklyn Cuffy went to the relevant authorities recently to renew his Dominican passport which was about to expire he was asked to ...

  • Judge Errol Thomas,lawyers and other officials at the opening of Law Year

    Judge sends clear message to child sexual abusers

    A 51-year old man of a north-eastern community will spend the next 35 years at the Stock Farm Prison after appearing before trial judge Justice Errol Thomas at the Roseau ...

  • Gas prices shown on board near MP station at Canfield

    Lowest gas prices in 2015 recorded this week

    The price of petrol dropped again this week making prices in December the lowest in 2015.

  • Professor Wendy Grenade of The UWI

    Dr. Grenade: We need to build resilience as the people's ...

    Storms, political tribalism, drug trafficking, crime and violence are some of the demons that threaten to fracture Caribbean civilization, a regional intellectual has stated.

  • Nelly Stharre, left

    Questions about Nelly

    It was inevitable; sooner or later the questions would come. The international community is now beginning to ask questions about the results of investigation into the death of reggae singer ...

  • Former Prime Minister, Patrick John

    PJ at PMH

    Dominica's first Prime Minister, Patrick Roland John, popularly known as "PJ", the man who took Dominica to political independence in 1978, is now a patient at the Princess Margaret Hospital ...

  • Girl shows plastic bottles at the Dominica Climate Change Day of Action at the Botanic Gardens, Roseau on Saturday November 28, 2015

    Dominica holds Climate Change Day of Action

    Last Saturday, children of Mother Earth sang songs, recited poetry, beat drums, painted drawings and built a sculpture of empty bottles on brown, long, hanging roots of a large tree ...

  • FILE PHOTO:Rev. Dr. William Watty

    Harsh criticism = improper motive

    By Rev. Dr. William Watty