In a commentary published by Dominica News Online, Bernard Benjamin, a Dominican writer, reflects on the Kwéyòl saying «Apré Bondyé sé la tè», linking the island's land to its culture and identity.
The Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights has won its appeal against the dismissal of its copyright infringement claim against Neon Briggs and the Attorney General of Dominica, restoring the case fo…
Night three of the Taste of World Creole Music Festival featured interviews with Maxi Priest and Diablo Dibala, along with a performance by Signal Band, as captured in video and photo highlights.
The second night of the Taste of World Creole Music Festival brought music and food to audiences, with photo and video highlights now available.
Largely peaceful nationwide demonstrations drew hundreds of thousands demanding action on living costs and more funding for public services, with official and union turnout figures far apart.
Brazilians are voting on Sunday in a presidential runoff between incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and far-right senator Flávio Bolsonaro, a contest analysts describe as highly unpredictable.
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit has described a meeting between CARICOM leaders and the United States in Washington as very constructive, while calling on Washington to address Dominica's longstanding concerns over vis…
The Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force has reported that 16-year-old Shrakel Sylvester, who had been the subject of a Missing Person Alert Pink, has been found.
The first night of the Taste of World Creole Music Festival featured performances by Maurane Voyer, Colton T, Midnight Groovers, Klass, Triple K, Tazi and Capelton, with photo and video highlights now available.
About 200 firefighters tackled a blaze at the Kehlsteinhaus, the former mountain retreat of Adolf Hitler in southern Germany, and police said they had detained a suspect.
Police Commissioner Lincoln Corbett says Jamaica has approved the transfer of samples from a decomposed body found at the bottom of a precipice in Capuchin on 12 August, as investigators seek to establish identity throu…
Dominica celebrates its 48th anniversary of independence with a programme of national events, church services and cultural activities across the island, as the country reflects on its progress since 1978.
A round-up of the day's national news from Dominica, covering the work of Government, community developments and official notices for residents at home and in the diaspora.
The World Creole Music Festival returns to Dominica for its 25th edition, with organisers confirming a full line-up and the Government describing the event as a cornerstone of the island's cultural calendar and a major …
The Fisheries Division has marked its golden jubilee with a church service and awards ceremony, honouring five decades of work supporting Dominica's fishers and coastal communities.
The Commonwealth of Dominica observes its 48th anniversary of independence with a programme of official events, church services and community activities across the island, as the nation reflects on its progress since 19…
The Court of Appeal has varied a Master's order in a defamation matter involving Matt Peltier, Angelo Allen and WICE, adjusting the terms that had been imposed at first instance.
Dominican credit union stalwart Vernice Bellony has been honoured with the OECS Credit Union Pioneer and Legacy Award, recognising decades of service to the movement in Dominica and across the sub-region.
The Fisheries Division has marked its golden jubilee with a church service and a week of activities, as the Government reaffirms its commitment to the sector and its fishers.
The Dominica Olympic Committee has named a two-athlete delegation for the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Senegal, with Dominica set to compete in both athletics and swimming.
Dominica has marked 48 years of independence with a programme of national events, reflecting on the island's journey since 1978 while looking ahead to the challenges and opportunities facing the Nature Isle.
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says Caribbean national insurance systems must deliver more than collecting contributions and paying benefits, framing them as a social promise to workers and families across the region.
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Algeria to send troops to Niger in first foreign deployment in over 50 years
Algeria's parliament has approved sending troops to Niger, the first deployment of Algerian soldiers abroad since 1973, as Niger faces persistent armed attacks and the t…
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