Dominica News

The meeting followed the presentation of credentials and focused on expanding cooperation in renewable energy, climate resilience and sustainable development initiatives.

Planned works include relocating key offices, repairing leaks and upgrading patient facilities, as authorities aim to improve accessibility, safety and the overall quality of care at Dominica’s main hospital.

Students who scored 18 to 20 points received scholarships, while those with 16 to 17 points were granted bursaries, as the government continued its annual support for top performers in the Grade 6 National Assessment.

Dominica Bike Fest 2026 runs July 31-Aug 3 with international riders, drag racing, stunt shows, and island tours at Canefield Airport.

OECS leaders are meeting in Antigua to address climate resilience, economic growth, regional security and deeper integration, as small island states face mounting environmental and economic challenges.

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 new campaign introduces curated itineraries and travel packages designed to encourage visitors to explore communities, nature, and culture across Dominica beyond traditional tourist hotspots.

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.

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.

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

The IMF revealed that the growth was driven by a rebound in tourism and strong construction activity, with visitor arrivals surpassing pre-pandemic levels.

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

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit said shelters are ready and agencies mobilised, but stresses that households must take responsibility for their own hurricane preparedness.

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.

Dominica’s Olympic champion secured a fifth-place finish at the Bislett Games, improving on previous performances and maintaining a consistent presence among top competitors.

Dominica’s Animal Feed Mill project nears launch as Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit discloses $700,000 investment.

The festival is expected to draw divers and eco-tourists while generating up to EC$600,000 in direct local spending, with wider economic benefits projected across Dominica’s tourism sector.