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  • You and the Law

    I.P.O Law in Practice - 3

    Dr. William Para Riviere
    Sept. 16, 2014

    Of course, the best measure of the success of the I.P.O law is to be found in what has been achieved in its six-year period of implementation. Much of this ...

  • Spotlight

    Some reflections on Hamlet, the play

    Ian Jackson
    Sept. 16, 2014

    You may have noted that I did not name this article "a review", as I normally do for local theatrical productions. Hamlet is already a well-known play by William Shakespeare, ...

  • Living Today

    A gentle society

    Clement S. Jolly C.Ss.R
    Sept. 16, 2014

    When we learn of the violence and bloodshed that consume many parts of the world, we pretend to be astounded. When we are brought face to face with the brutality ...

  • Living Today

    Wisdom and frivolity

    Clement S. Jolly C.Ss.R
    Sept. 12, 2014

    We are made for wisdom. However, many people are more prone to embrace frivolity. The search for wisdom is far from their minds. This is so not only for some ...

  • Spotlight on Sport

    The bricks and mortar of a good cricket team

    Reginald St. H Shillingford
    Sept. 12, 2014

    With cricket in the Caribbean suffering demise for an appreciable length of time, it would seem appropriate that there is incentive for enterprising youngsters to form their own cricket teams ...

  • Fine Point

    The passing of Douglas Sang Hue, former Test Umpire

    Phillip Alleyne
    Sept. 12, 2014

    The news of the passing of former Test Umpire Jamaican Douglas Sang Hue was received with sadness by members of the Dominica Cricket Association, especially those who knew him.

  • You and the Law

    I.P.O Law in Practice - 2

    Dr. William Para Riviere
    Sept. 12, 2014

    The Commission has authority to do no more than recommend to the D.P.P that "further" action be taken against those whom in its deliberate judgement it suspects of gross unethical ...

  • Our Caribbean

    Scotland's September 18 Referendum: Its consequences

    Sir Ron Sanders
    Sept. 11, 2014

    If the people of Scotland vote for independence from the United Kingdom on September 18, they will be buying a one-way ticket to their own misfortune, and with consequences that ...

  • Editorials

    Aging with pride and dignity

    Sept. 3, 2014

    In an election year the votes of senior citizens are as previous as uncut diamonds. Hence, it would be prudent for the executive of the Dominica Council on Ageing (DCA) ...

  • Spotlight

    Under 16 Q-talent search.

    Ian Jackson
    Sept. 3, 2014

    Two weekends ago, eleven youths as young as 6 years, presented their talent in singing at the Harlem Plaza to an enthusiastic but rather small audience. The poor turnout could ...

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    Spotlight on Sport

    On Guard!

    Reginald St. H Shillingford
    Sept. 3, 2014

    Deceptively enough, you would not look twice at the less than medium height figure as he walks near you. But on second glance, there is the unmistakable sense of compactness ...

  • You and the Law

    I.P.O Law in Practice - 1

    Dr. William Para Riviere
    Sept. 3, 2014

    The I.P.O Act provides a vast range of offences, with comparatively heavy penalties, aimed at curing intolerable mischiefs that may arise in the public service. It establishes an Integrity Commission ...

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