Dominica News

Thousands of passengers arrived in Dominica who explored the scenic views, lush rainforests, waterfalls and warm island vibes.

When completed, the project will be a valuable asset to the residents and a catalyst for generating economic revenue.

The Ministry of Tourism highlighted the completion of the program while calling the key stakeholders the heart of the industry.

Robert Tong, coordinator of the Digital Economy, said that the training is aimed at outlining strategic measures to address growing cybersecurity risks.

Last Friday, the locals from Portsmouth Brance were asked to appear on the streets, showcasing their attires in the creative Creole culture.

The event this year will take place from December 7th to 22nd at the end of this year.

A total of ‘7’ airlines have announced their services to Dominica, during the festive season.

For the first night, the entry ticket fee will be EC$175 in advance and performers such as Valiant, Rotimi, Nadia Batson, T-Vice, TK International and Extasy Band will entertain the audience.

With a warm message on social media, he prayed for their continued success and asked for God’s richest blessing.

The Minister of Housing highlighted the importance of ensuring that the elders receive all sorts of love, care, and respect.

Six out of eight culverts are also placed on the road with the successful completion of a single-cell culvert crossing.

The government of Dominica announced the project and noted that this will enhance the infrastructural growth of the country.

He marked it one of the important aspects of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signed by five Caribbean CBI jurisdictions earlier this year.

PM Roosevelt Skerrit further added that new service is all set to enhance the opportunities for all Dominicans in the country and especially those in the hotel and hospitality industry.

This event was held on Friday 27th September, under which all the students and staff members of the college were to wear colourful and innovative socks.

She highlighted these issues while noting how they are impacting the lives of those currently residing in the Small Island Developing States.

At a time of increasing global pressure, geopolitical tensions, and growing calls for more transparency, this year's report arrives at a timely and important juncture to assess how CBI programmes continue to adapt to such challenges.

The event is scheduled for 23rd October and is part of the island nation’s 46th independence celebrations.

The creole festival will be held at the Windsor Park Sports Stadium under the theme- “Botanica”, featuring diverse lineup of the artistes for the performance.

This event is scheduled at the Arab American Cultural Centre located at 10555 Stancliff Road Houston, TX 77099, USA.