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  • You and the Law

    Major Events in our Constitutional Development – Part 1

    Dr. William Para Riviere
    Sept. 30, 2014

    Kalinago life did not call for governance of the kind later imported by the colonizer. Each settlement was a world unto itself. It made three kinds of decisions: elect a ...

  • Spotlight

    Kasim & Jarett: two of Dominica's premier musical prodigies

    Ian Jackson
    Sept. 30, 2014

    I will confess that in my many years of reporting and being involved in the arts, I can't recall seeing and hearing such talent from two Dominican young men at ...

  • Our Caribbean

    "Right is might"- the reality and the dream

    Sir Ron Sanders
    Sept. 26, 2014

    Activities at the United Nations in New York this week may have looked like a celebration of internationalism and a recognition that territorial wars, terrorism, religious intolerance, climate change, ethnic ...

  • You and the Law

    Your right to silence

    Dr. William Para Riviere
    Sept. 23, 2014

    In a criminal trial a person charged with an offence may choose to give or not give evidence in his or her defence. If the choice is to give evidence ...

  • In Retrospect

    What's in a name? Everything

    Dr. Emanuel Finn
    Sept. 23, 2014

    An internet search of the name Lennox revealed that it is derived from a surname from the name of Leamhnachd district in Scotland which means "place of elms" in Gaelic. ...

  • Spotlight

    Musical Performances: more quality, not quantity needed

    Ian Jackson
    Sept. 23, 2014

    By the looks of it we do have quantity when we speak of music. It's everywhere: shows for the Education Trust Fund, for Kubuli Beer promotional events, anytime, anywhere, it's ...

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    Fine Point

    Oscar's almost there

    Phillip Alleyne
    Sept. 23, 2014

    With one hundred years in sight, Oscar Joseph, now ninety-nine, may live to become the first Dominican footballer in living memory to reach one hundred years.

  • Editorials

    Reminding Dominica that our rivers are dying

    Sept. 23, 2014

    Rivers are an integral part of Dominican life. Even the country's national anthem proudly attests to that when it says: "Rivers, valleys, hills and mountains, All these gifts we do ...

  • Spotlight on Sport

    The bricks and mortar of a good cricket team - ...

    Reginald St. H Shillingford
    Sept. 23, 2014

    In all ball games an invariable precept is that of keeping one's eye on the ball. The legendary Everton Weeks amplified this even further. He said, as a batsman you ...

  • Our Caribbean

    The Scotland Referendum: Democracy Won

    Sir Ron Sanders
    Sept. 19, 2014

    The Scotland Referendum: Democracy Won

  • Spotlight on Sport

    Fundamental Batsmanship

    Reginald St. H Shillingford
    Sept. 16, 2014

    This article is addressed to the young aspiring batsman seeking ways to advance in the art of batsmanship. However, due to the inclusive aspect of wide ranging responsibility, it should ...

  • Editorials

    Let the political games begin

    Sept. 16, 2014

    If there was any doubt that general elections are around the corner, the Dominica Labour Party (DLP) meeting at Lagoon Roseau last Thursday, which followed the United Workers Party (UWP) ...

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