28.09
CARICOM Leaders Pay Tribute to Mighty Sparrow
Regional leaders honour the Grenadian-born calypsonian whose voice, they say, gave the Caribbean a sound that was unmistakably its own.
Regional leaders honour the Grenadian-born calypsonian whose voice, they say, gave the Caribbean a sound that was unmistakably its own.
Washington and Beijing have pledged to reduce tariffs on $60 billion worth of goods, with US relief covering Christmas toys and ornaments and Chinese concessions including agricultural prod…
Jamaica used its United Nations General Assembly platform this week to frame Hurricane Melissa as evidence of the Caribbean's structural vulnerability, arguing that small island states need…
US Ambassador to China David Perdue said President Donald Trump asked Xi Jinping whether China would like to buy American weapons during their meeting last week, remarks that come amid heig…
Slinger Francisco, the Trinidadian calypsonian known worldwide as the Mighty Sparrow, has died at 91, according to the Trinidad and Tobago Guardian. His music shaped Carnival across the Car…
An estimated 800,000 people attended Pope Leo XIV's outdoor mass in Lourdes, his first visit to France as pontiff and the first papal mass there in almost 20 years.
A tropical wave is affecting the southern Lesser Antilles, bringing partly cloudy to cloudy skies and scattered showers to Dominica. Residents should remain vigilant as the system continues…
Civilians remaining in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky are running out of food, with residents reporting they have nothing left to eat as evacuation efforts stall.
A week of high-stakes diplomacy and natural disaster: Donald Trump hosted Xi Jinping, Pope Leo XIV made a historic first visit to France, and severe flooding submerged streets in Bangkok.
Bill Gates has called on US legislators and law enforcement to regulate artificial intelligence, warning that unchecked development could cause a billion deaths and stressing that self-regu…
Dominica joins the global observance of World Contraception Day under the theme «No Barriers, Just Choices: Contraceptive Access Now», with calls for improved access to reproductive health …
Thai authorities have declared a flood disaster across Bangkok after nearly two days of heavy rain submerged roads, homes and businesses, with residents wading through waist-deep water in p…
KFC Dominica has issued a statement rejecting a fabricated image circulating online that claimed the fast-food chain would bar customers under 21 from buying its products.
A commentary published in Dominica argues that small Caribbean states must guard their sovereignty and resist the drift toward state failure, warning that the civilisation built by earlier …
The Ministry of Labour, Public Service Reform, Social Partnership and Small Business Development hosted its annual Creole Attire & Accessories Exhibition and Sales, showcasing locally made …
Dominica's 6:00 AM weather outlook for 26 September indicates slight haziness and a few showers, with a slight chance of thunderstorms over the next 24 to 48 hours as an approaching tropica…
A month after catastrophic flooding in Nepal, thousands remain unaccounted for and families are confronting a slow, difficult recovery. The disaster has left communities across the Himalaya…
Chatham House fellow Yossi Mekelberg argues that Israel cannot define its future through security and territorial control alone, warning that without a political endgame the region risks pe…
ArcelorMittal's Kryvyi Rih plant, Ukraine's biggest steelmaker, has halted operations after sustained Russian attacks, deepening the blow to the country's steel sector as President Zelensky…
The Dominica Meteorological Service has issued a heat advisory for the island, warning residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses as temperatures and humidity rise.
The Dominica Water and Sewerage Company has invited Grand Fond residents to a community consultation on Monday to discuss progress of the Water Sector Strategic Development Project in the v…
The Dominica-based advocacy group ASPIRE has issued a public response to a letter published on 25 September 2026 concerning Islamic teaching on abortion, setting out its own position in the…
Director of Public Prosecutions Sherma Dalrymple has discontinued the obstruction charge against United Workers' Party leader Dr Thomson Fontaine, ending a criminal case that arose from an …
The Ministry of Health, Wellness and Social Services says efforts are underway to strengthen services for newborns and children at the Castle Bruce Health Centre, as it reaffirms its focus …