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The City of Boston honored Dominica’s rich culture and global diaspora with a special flag-raising ceremony at City Hall Plaza on Friday, officially proclaimed by Mayor Michelle Wu as “Dominica Day.” The event, organized by the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture alongside Dominican community leaders, featured prayer, spoken word, and the national anthem before […]

Energy Minister, Dr. Vince Henderson, says Dominica is on track to make a major leap in renewable energy as the geothermal project continues on the island. Speaking during this morning’s parliamentary session, Dr. Henderson announced that by the first quarter of 2026, Dominica is expected to generate 80 percent of its electricity from renewable sources,

The Dominica Bar Association has announced a new Executive Committee following its Annual General Meeting held on October 14th, 2025. All positions were filled unopposed. Noelize Knight Didier has been elected President, with Mary A. Roberts serving as Vice-President. The new team also includes Gina Abraham-Thomas as Treasurer, Shanice Henry as Secretary, Carlita Benjamin as

Jamaica and the global music community are mourning the death of reggae legend Jimmy Cliff, who passed away at age 81. His wife, Latifa, confirmed the news in an emotional Instagram post on Monday morning, saying he “crossed over due to a seizure followed by pneumonia.” A star since the 1960s, he helped to bring

The Dominica State College has officially unveiled the six young women vying for the Miss DSC Mas Jamboree 2026 crown. The contestants were presented and sashed during a ceremony on Thursday, marking the start of their pageant journey and the return of the event to Dominica’s Carnival calendar after a five-year break. This year’s pageant

The Government of Dominica is stepping up efforts to promote healthier eating in schools. From November 20th to 24th, under a partnership with the Caribbean Public Health Agency and PAHO, local authorities will receive guidance and training to implement new nutrition standards for foods and drinks sold or served in schools. The initiative comes in

The Ministry of Education has received over 100 copies of Annou Apwann Kwéyòl, a new publication aimed at strengthening the teaching of the Creole language in Dominica’s primary schools. The book, developed by the Konmite Pou Etid Kweyol, was written by Sonia Magloire Akpa, Magalie Celestine, and Charlene White-Christian. It is designed to help students

A woman who allegedly posted an image of Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s private residence on social media and urged the Venezuelan government to target it has been ordered detained, the Trinidad Guardian reported Friday. According to the publication, the detention order signed on November 12 and gazette on Thursday directs authorities to take the

It took an extra day, but delegates at COP30, the United Nations’ climate conference, have reached a deal on a final agreement. The agreement, however, falls far short of the high expectations many delegates, environmental groups and non-governmental organizations had going into the annual conference in Brazil. Despite more than 80 countries calling for a

Dominica’s police force has destroyed a large quantity of illegal drugs, demonstrating the results of their hard work and commitment to keeping the nation’s streets safe. The operation, held earlier today, saw cocaine with a street value of 52 million Eastern Caribbean dollars and cannabis valued at 1.2 million dollars destroyed. These substances were seized