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The project will upgrade key roads, drainage and public spaces in Roseau, with authorities aiming to improve traffic flow, safety and support economic activity through a more modern and climate-resilient capital.

The forum focused on climate mobility challenges facing Small Island Developing States, with leaders discussing financing, relocation strategies and the right of vulnerable communities to remain in their homes where possible.

The utility says fluctuating fuel prices have pushed up generation costs, forcing the return of a fuel surcharge for households and higher charges for commercial users from June 2026.

The government is partnering with Spain to support language education and workforce training, as plans move forward to introduce Spanish across schools and key economic sectors.

The centre in Lime Kiln will provide outpatient therapy for children with speech, motor and developmental challenges, improving access to specialised care for families across St. Kitts and Nevis.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne said strong growth in tourism, housing and infrastructure has created widespread job opportunities, though he acknowledged the need for an updated labour market survey.

Deputy Prime Minister Geoffrey Hanley outlined four key sectors-energy, real estate, technology and climate resilience-as central to attracting long-term investment and strengthening economic growth.

More than 17,800 people have applied for voter confirmation, with 14,500 already approved, as officials urge citizens to complete the process before the October 15 deadline.

The awards, returning after a seven-year break, honoured top athletes and sports figures for their achievements in 2025, highlighting Dominica’s sporting excellence.

Standard passport applications will now be processed within three working days, with expedited options available in 24 hours or less, as authorities expand digital and in-person services nationwide.

Talks in Brussels focused on climate action, renewable energy and economic reform, as both sides signalled stronger EU-Caribbean cooperation ahead of upcoming engagements.

The new Goodwill Secondary School is expected to serve as a national TVET centre, offering modern facilities and practical training to support Dominica’s long-term education and workforce development goals.

Health officials say the milestone procedure, along with new hires and returning medical missions, reflects growing investment in specialised care and improved access to advanced treatment on the island.

Dominica will hold a by-election in Roseau North following the resignation of MP Miriam Blanchard on medical grounds, with authorities assuring continued representation.

Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew reaffirms the government’s commitment to supply 24-hour water access across St Kitts and Nevis. Cayon Well has assisted in securing 24/7 supply to 90%+ members of the community.

Windsor Park Sports Stadium Lighting is expected to be illuminated by the end of June 2026 as other infrastructure developments are underway. 

The new digital combat uniform was introduced during commemorations marking the 59th anniversary of the 1967 attempted insurrection.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said the geothermal plant is in its final testing phase, with integration work ongoing before full commercial operation begins.

Julien Alfred ran a wind-assisted 10.76 seconds to finish ahead of Tokyo 2025 200m silver medallist Amy Hunt.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said new rules will require applicants to visit and spend time in Dominica, aimed at strengthening ties and protecting the programme’s integrity.