Nowhere in the world needs COP26 to deliver more than the Caribbean. As the effects of climate change accelerate, New Energy asked key figures from across the region to tell us what they hope for, and what the international community... The post COMM...

In just a matter of days, the Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force (CDPF) is investigating another homicide in the community of Marigot. According to information from Police sources, 26-year-old Damian Henry is the ill-fated victim. Police say Henry...

JUNIOR ACTUARIAL ANALYST   The Dominica Social Security invites applications from suitably qualified individuals to fill the position of Junior Actuarial Analyst. The purpose of this job is to provide support to the Manager Actuarial Services & ...

There’s never been a more critical time to protect our children and young people from the dangers of an unhealthy lifestyle and promote their overall well-being. This is the key message of a campaign launched by the Healthy Caribbean Coalition... T...

The Caribbean Regulatory System (CRS) of the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA), in collaboration with the Pan American Health Organization / World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO), launches a week-long social media campaign to promote the importa...

World leaders must make health and social equity the beating heart of COP26 negotiations, by taking concerted action to limit global heating to less than 1.5C in line with Paris Climate Agreement and findings of the scientific community, and deliv...

OPM media release The post Prime Minister Skerrit receives courtesy call from French Ambassador appeared first on Dominica News Online.

The Dominica Council on Ageing (DCOA) has expressed sadness over the murder of prominent businessman, Norman Rolle and said it condemns the brutal act. President of the DCOA, Ophelia Marie, said in a statement that the Rolle was a friend... The post ...

Live community day of service in Good Hope. Facebook video below: The post LIVE: Community Day of Service in Good Hope appeared first on Dominica News Online.

Keep Walking Association (KWA) is a growing organization which has been providing free prosthetic legs to Dominicans in need. The organization is run by three foreign nationals from France; Philippe Mancis, Eric Combe and Marc Helie- who started the ...