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Dominica’s Coastlines got a Rigorous Beating From Hurricane Omar
By Kimberly Benjamin - Q95FM News “Pte. Michel Road after Hurricane Omar” - Photo by Steve via flickr photostream.
Even though no direct hit was received from hurricane Omar, Dominica’s coastlines got a rigorous beating with swollen sea waves linked with this storm. In several parts of the island high seas hit coastlines harming valued property […]
EPA Up For Debate Again
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Whether the Caribbean will complete the signing of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with the European Union now seems apparently up for debate again. Coming out the last week’s summit of African, Caribbean and Pacific capital in the Ghanaian Capital Accra, last week, was a declaration demanding a review of the free trade […]
Police Commissioner Says Zero Tolerance for Setting Up Road Blocks and kidnapping
By Marisa Stedman - Q95fm News.
Commissioner of Police Mathias Lestrade told the press that together with the Minister of National Security there will be zero tolerance of any kidnapping here in Dominica or persons setting up road blocks. He lamented that both of these offenses infringes on the rights of other people and is reason […]
Protest Action Being Planned Against DOMLEC and Government
Consumers against high utility rates CAHUR is getting ready up for a stellar protest action against DOMLEC and Government in an effort to bring relief to consumers of electricity.
No date has been given for the protest action but CAHUR is in the process of raising funds to bus passengers into the city for the demonstration […]
Police Commissioner Says Community Police is a Step in the Right Direction
Police Chief Mathias Lestrade told the Hot Seat this morning that morale in the police force is not low and a lot of the policing are much better than it was some years ago. His statement was made in response to allegations of low morale in the Dominica Police Force.
The Commissioner believes that implementation […]
Dominica and Dominican Republic Establish Diplomatic Relations
DominicanToday.com have published an article announcing that Dominica and Dominican Republic have established diplomatic relations in a ceremony held in the country’s Permanent Mission before the United Nations.
According to the article, the joint agreement was signed by Dominica’s permanent representative for the UN, Crispin S. Gregoire, and the Dominican Republic Mission’s Businesses attache Enriquillo A. […]
Dominica Attorney General Challenges Opposition Over Integrity Commission
Caribbean Net News - Published on Tuesday, July 22, 2008
ROSEAU, Dominica: The Attorney General of Dominica, Francine Baron-Royer, has challenged the Leader of the Opposition, Earl Williams, to point out clearly “what is the conflict of interest” with respect to the Prime Minister’s nominee of a former Secretary to the Cabinet to serve as […]
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