Dominica News

The government says the initiative aims to boost agricultural production by giving young and land-constrained farmers affordable access to state-owned land.

Prime Minister Skerrit outlined key developments and goals for Dominica’s future.

The Caribbean’s most original carnival runs from January 17 to February 18, 2026, blending African and French traditions while boosting tourism and the local economy.

Activities such as hiking, canyoning, river swimming, hot springs, scuba diving and whale watching have remained core drivers of tourism growth in Dominica.

Residents, visitors, and Carnival lovers took to the streets in their cultural attire, marking a colourful start to the season.

The event will be held on February 28, 2026, with freewill offerings supporting social causes and powerful nights of ‘Tehillah: Heartfelt Worship.’

Currently, around 1,100 Dominicans are employed at the construction site of the international airport.

Experts clarify that refugees are fleeing conflict and persecution, not criminality, and that their relocation to Dominica could bring economic benefits through guaranteed rental income and expanded local employment.

PM Skerrit said the agreement reflects ongoing dialogue with the United States and underscores Dominica’s role as a willing and reliable regional partner.

Sinach is also known as a worship leader and the voice behind some of the most powerful songs of faith, enriching the spiritual experience in Dominica.

Melissa Skerrit encouraged everyone to join in the New Year’s celebration, emphasizing the importance of ringing in 2026 with loved ones.

From village carnivals to national parades, Mas Domnik 2026 will showcase Dominica’s culture, music, and traditions from January 10 to February 18.

The Roseau Christmas Village has become a hub of festive entertainment and economic opportunity, attracting cruise passengers while supporting young entrepreneurs, artists and local vendors.

After hitting 1 million on YouTube, he extended gratitude to his fans for their support and love.

He highlighted decisive government actions, including a revised minimum wage and the removal of VAT and customs duties on essential food items to ease the burden on households.

PM Skerrit emphasized that no existing US visas will be revoked and Dominican nationals with valid visas can continue to travel as usual.

The confirmation was provided by Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit of Dominica and Prime Minister Gaston Browne of Antigua and Barbuda.

To date, 313 of these homes have already been handed over to beneficiaries, with the remaining units in the final stages of completion.

Young people can showcase their skills in DJing, dance, singing, poetry, or other talents, with a cash prize up for grabs at the ‘Believe and Shine’ Talent Show.

The government is actively engaging with US Embassy officials in Bridgetown to obtain formal clarification on the scope of the new measures.