People who celebrated in 2023
It was not all bad news in 2023
Several Dominicans drank from the well of success when they celebrated new appointments, won significant battles, earned top-class degrees, and excelled in sports and other endeavours.
Here are a few of the people who celebrated in 2023.
• Adicia Burton became Miss Dominica in 2023.
• Alick Athanaze became one of the top new West Indies batsmen in 2023.
• Clement Marcellin was elected president of the Dominica Cricket Association.
• Dominica struck its first gold at the 2023 CARIFTA Games in The Bahamas when Addison James won the men's Under-17 Javelin.
• Gael Jno. Baptiste, known as Trilla G, became Dominica's new Calypso King.
• Johnny Skerrit of Woodford Hill was Cultural Elder 2023
• Larissa Hernandez Faddoul was the top Grade Six National Assessment Exams student.
• Miss Najah, Georges of the Thibaud Primary School, became Carnival Princess 2023
• Lesley University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, awarded Dominican broadcast journalist, communicologist, and writer, Steinberg Henry, with a PhD.
• Ma Boyd won the Madam of Madams Pageant 2023.
• Meritta Hyacinth was inaugurated as the 64th National President of Junior Chambers International (JCI) West Indies.
• Nine-time Calypso King Dice was crowned as 'Champ of the Camp.
• Phaeal Lander was elected president of the National Youth Council of Dominica (NYCD).
• Senior Educator Cyrilla Anselm earned a Ph.D.
• Sherma Dalrymple, after acting for two years, was appointed to the position of Director of Public Prosecution (DPP).
• Tanisha Balson became the 2023 Miss Wob Dwiyet.
• Tasha P captured the Stardom crown for the fourth time.