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  • Blood in the streets. Killing on Kennedy Avenue
    Editorials

    Crime raises its ugly head, again, but still no crime ...

    Sept. 6, 2018

    Our sister publication, The Chronicle, last week reported on its front page that the police, at a press conference at police headquarters, revealed that law officers have been investigating "a ...

  • Left: Skerrit hugs Chavez and right , Skerrit with Maduro
    Editorials

    Dominica must help Venezuela retreat from choas

    Sept. 6, 2018

    Venezuela has been one of Dominica's best friends for decades, as far back as the early years of the Dominica Freedom Party administration of Dame Mary Eugenia Charles. That relationship ...

  • Former Principal of the  Convent High School Dorothy Leevy
    Commentaries

    Recognizing Senior Resilience

    Sept. 6, 2018

    The Prime Minister announced his intention of making Dominica the first climate resilient country in the world. From the time of that announcement, almost every organization or group has been ...

  • Dr. Irving Pascal
    Commentaries

    The National Health Commission, my Reflections

    Sept. 6, 2018

    I was initially disappointed when I missed the 11am appointment to a hearing with the newly formed National Health Commission. I had welcomed this long overdue Commission needed to address ...

  • The late V.S. Naipaul
    Spotlight

    V.S. Naipaul departs

    Ian Jackson
    Sept. 6, 2018

    When a writer passes as did Derek Walcott a couple years ago, and as V.S. Naipaul did on August 11th at the age of 85, their lives continue through their ...

  • A Linen Market with Enslaved Africans. West Indies, circa 1780 by Agostino Brunias (1728 - 1796) – Artist (Italian, active in Britain (1758-1770; 1777-1780s)
    Spotlight

    From Slave Ship to Championship?

    Ian Jackson
    Aug. 20, 2018

    What a wonderful title to one of the nation's most powerful Calypsos written and performed by calypsonian The Liberator addressing Caribbean people in the Eighties. Yes, last week we all ...

  • Some of the Ross student apartments at Picard
    Editorials

    The Departure of Ross University and the Need for Diversification ...

    Aug. 20, 2018

    Last week Dr. Basil Fadipe wrote in his weekly column that he shares on a Dominica internet forum that Ross University School of Medicine, which left Dominica last week after ...

  • Vehicle damaged in Monday's accident
    Editorials

    More Dominicans will die on our roads until we begin ...

    Aug. 20, 2018

    If the just-ended August Monday holiday was a typical holiday weekend in Dominica we expect to hear news of at least one vehicular accident and multiple road fatalities. Let's hope ...

  • A Linen Market with Enslaved Africans. West Indies, circa 1780 by Agostino Brunias (1728 - 1796) – Artist (Italian, active in Britain (1758-1770; 1777-1780s)
    Editorials

    On Emancipation Day let us begin to liberate ourselves from ...

    July 31, 2018

    When Dominicans observe Emancipation Day on August Monday, that is August 6th 2018, they will mark the day that slaves were emancipated with a public holiday but no event of ...

  • Prime Minister Skerrit goes to parliament to present 2017/ 2018 budget
    Editorials

    Dominica's post-Maria national budget must be based on reality

    July 24, 2018

    If this would not sound a little too clichéd, we would be tempted to say that the national budget that Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit is scheduled to present to the ...

  • Part of the Sisserou Singers group at an earlier event
    Spotlight

    Sisserou Singers always in "Harmony"

    Ian Jackson
    July 24, 2018

    Twenty productions in 21 years, 22 choir members and 11 instrumentalists; this is the Sixth Form Sisserou Singers today, as they presented 'Harmony' their latest production earlier this month. There ...

  • House  on lower Morne Bruce damaged by Hurricane Maria
    Editorials

    In spite of the police show of force for Tropical ...

    July 17, 2018

    Last weekend Dominica felt the impact of the smallest storm of a decade as Tiny Beryl, as the press named that tropical storm, caused so much chaos here that we ...

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