Dominica

The second edition of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, an initiative to promote online security within the community, has been successfully completed - National Bank of Dominica Ltd has announced

Dominicans intending to travel to the UK must now apply for a visa due to changes in that country's immigration regime which has imposed restrictions on visas for Dominica because of concerns about the island's Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programme

Dr Lynora Fevrier-Drigo, director of primary health care services in Dominica, reminded that health services in the country are free and accessible to all, including migrants

The vehicle of well-known Dominican journalist Carlisle Jno Baptiste was set on fire yesterday at his home in Pointe Michel - he believes because of his work

The National Co-operative Credit Union recorded a surplus of 4,6 million East Caribbean dollar (over 1,5 million€) for the financial year 2022, despite the uncertain global climate

Brian Mathew Table Tennis Tournament, organised by the Dominica Table Tennis Association, was a great success, with 26 participants; DTTA believes that this tournament brought out the players and their hard work in competitive play

Dominica's Next Supermodel 2023, Dainisha Eusebe of Grandbay, will receive $10.000 today during the official award ceremony

Dominican cyclist Ajani Casimir continues to reap rewards on the international stage, taking first place in three races in France

Although the 2023 hurricane season hasn’t begun - it officially runs from 1 June to 30 November -, the National Hurricane Centre has reported the first tropical wave of tropical cyclone activity, which sometimes occurs before and after these dates

The American Canadian School of Medicine plans to open the doors of its new medical school in Picard, Portsmouth, in August this year

The introduction of a new law to provide greater protection to victims of domestic violence and to grant protection orders to promote their safety was passed in Parliament

Twenty youths from across the country have completed a four-day photo camp organized by the National Geographic Explorers in partnership with the locally-based Project Cetacean Translation Initiative

The Robinson family and Green Houses Realty Group donated a 3D printer to the Roosevelt Douglas Primary School that will enable students to create 3D models of various environmental concepts and visualize the impact of human activities on them