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Dominica’s President, Her Excellency Sylvanie Burton, has renewed calls for international solidarity with nations facing crisis, as she addressed the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly. She expressed strong support for a Haitian-led solution to the ongoing crisis in Haiti, insisting that the sovereignty and rights of the Haitian people must be respected.

A Dominican pharmacist has called for urgent action to address the shortage of trained professionals. Speaking on the occasion of World Pharmacists Day 2025 on September 25th, lead pharmacist at Fresh Market and Best Price Pharmacy, Israel Fontaine, urged government, pharmacy owners, and policymakers to prioritize training opportunities to meet the island’s growing healthcare needs.

Housing titles are set to be handed over soon as part of Dominica’s modern resilient housing program. Housing Minister Melissa Poponne-Skerrit told residents of Eggleston that her ministry has been working to finalize legal ownership for government-built homes. She revealed that the first 26 titles will soon be delivered to residents of Petite Savanne and

The Dominica Association of Teachers is celebrating Teachers Week 2025 from Sunday, September 28 to Friday, October 3. The week opens with prayer and thanksgiving services across churches, followed by a live radio talk show today. Teachers across the island will enjoy regional karaoke nights on Wednesday and Thursday, with October 2 observed as Teachers

Dominica’s media fraternity is mourning the loss of one of its own—popular radio personality Ted Daley. Ted, who spent many years as a radio announcer, was widely known for his distinctive voice, quick wit, and infectious laugh that lit up the airwaves. Colleagues and listeners alike remember him as a talented broadcaster who brought warmth

Dominica’s Head of State, Her Excellency Sylvanie Burton, is in New York this week representing the country at the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly. The Assembly is being held under the theme “Better Together: 80 years and more for Peace, Development and Human Rights.” President Burton is scheduled to address world leaders

The vibrant community of Layou is preparing to host the 14th Annual Titiwi Festival from September 26th to 28th, promising a unique blend of food, music, and family fun. Festival-goers can enjoy live entertainment from popular local artists including SK Band, Koko Breakfast, DJ Rio, and Shelly and Signal Band. The event also offers exciting