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  • LIVE NOW: Dominica National Cultural Gala 2025

    LIVE NOW: Dominica National Cultural Gala 2025

    In the ever-evolving landscape of digital communication, social media platforms have emerged as transformative tools, reshaping how individuals and organizations interact globally. The integration of features like sharing, tweeting, pinning, and more has not only enhanced user engagement but also fostered a new era of connectivity. These platforms have become indispensable for real-time information dissemination, enabling users to share updates, opinions, and multimedia content seamlessly. The rise of social media has also revolutionized marketing strategies, with businesses leveraging these channels to reach broader audiences and build brand loyalty. Moreover, the ability to pin important content ensures that critical information remains accessible, further enhancing user experience. As these platforms continue to innovate, they are set to play an even more pivotal role in shaping the future of digital communication.

  • Nature Isle Soiree event

    Nature Isle Soiree event

    The Nature Isle Soirée: La Belle en Rouge – Independence Edition promises to be an exquisite celebration of Dominica’s independence, blending cultural heritage with modern sophistication. This elegant event, set to take place on Sunday, November 2, 2025, from 12 PM to 4 PM at OhSake in Lauderdale Lakes, Florida, will showcase the vibrant spirit of the Nature Isle. Attendees can expect a luxurious brunch experience infused with the island’s rich traditions, including live music, madras-inspired fashion, and a touch of Creole elegance. The dress code encourages brunch chic with accents of red and madras, reflecting the event’s theme of cultural pride and contemporary style. Tickets are available at myfetetickets.com. Join this unforgettable gathering to celebrate Dominica’s independence in a setting where culture, class, and island pride converge. #NatureIsleSoiree #DominicaIndependence #NatureIsle #DominicanPride #CreoleElegance #BrunchChic

  • Josephine Gabriel & Co Ltd. Independence Message

    Josephine Gabriel & Co Ltd. Independence Message

    The digital landscape witnessed a remarkable surge in user engagement as a captivating image circulated widely across social media platforms. The photograph, which quickly became a viral sensation, was shared extensively through various channels, including Twitter, Pinterest, and other popular networks. The image’s widespread dissemination highlights the power of visual content in driving online interactions and fostering community engagement. Social media analysts noted that the rapid sharing of the image underscores the growing influence of visual storytelling in capturing audience attention and sparking conversations. The phenomenon also reflects the evolving dynamics of digital communication, where compelling visuals often transcend textual content in terms of reach and impact. As users continue to embrace multimedia elements in their online interactions, the role of images in shaping social media trends is expected to grow even further.

  • Big Edge Financial Independence Message

    Big Edge Financial Independence Message

    Big Edge Financial extends heartfelt congratulations to its valued customers, dedicated team, and the entire nation of Dominica on the occasion of the country’s 47th Anniversary of Independence. This milestone marks a significant moment in Dominica’s history, reflecting its resilience and progress as a nation. In celebration of this event, Big Edge Financial reaffirms its commitment to providing seamless and stress-free financial services to its clients, ensuring their financial well-being not only during this Independence season but also in the years to come. The company emphasizes its dedication to supporting the economic growth and stability of Dominica, aligning its mission with the nation’s aspirations for a prosperous future. As Dominica continues to evolve, Big Edge Financial remains a trusted partner in empowering individuals and businesses with innovative financial solutions tailored to their needs.

  • IN PICTURES: Market day with a difference 2025

    IN PICTURES: Market day with a difference 2025

    Dominica recently hosted its annual ‘Market Day with a Difference,’ a vibrant celebration of the island’s rich cultural heritage and agricultural prowess. Organized by DEXIA in collaboration with market authorities, the event highlighted the nation’s acclaimed natural produce through a colorful display of local traditions and craftsmanship. The festivities aimed to honor the invaluable contributions of farmers, vendors, fisherfolk, tenants, and loyal patrons of the Roseau Market, whose dedication has played a pivotal role in shaping the market’s storied history. The event underscored the importance of community and the enduring legacy of Dominica’s agricultural sector. Attendees were treated to a sensory feast of fresh produce, handmade goods, and cultural performances, making it a memorable occasion for all. The initiative not only celebrated the island’s natural bounty but also reinforced the significance of sustainable practices and local entrepreneurship in fostering economic growth and cultural preservation.

  • Public urged to support 50th anniversary restaging of Alwin Bully’s “Streak”; first show tonight is tonight

    Public urged to support 50th anniversary restaging of Alwin Bully’s “Streak”; first show tonight is tonight

    The 50th anniversary restaging of *Streak*, a groundbreaking play by the late Dominican playwright Alwin Bully, is set to captivate audiences on November 1st and 2nd at St. Gerard’s Hall. Organizers are rallying public support to breathe new life into Dominican theatre, emphasizing the cultural and educational significance of the production. Tickets, priced at EC$75, are available at Bullseye Pharmacy, Jay’s Bookstore, and through Lac Cour des Arts members. For those unable to attend in person, a pay-per-view livestream is accessible for US$25 via Multimedia Solutions and Dominica News Online. Mobile banking and delivery options are also available for ticket purchases.

    Anita Bully, the playwright’s widow, highlighted the family-friendly nature of *Streak*, urging families to bring children to experience its rich portrayal of Dominica’s historical and social fabric. Organizers addressed concerns about ticket pricing, explaining the substantial costs of restoring St. Gerard’s Hall, which had previously served as a church. The production, in preparation since May, reflects a significant investment of time and resources.

    Director Severin McKenzie underscored the historical importance of *Streak*, originally staged in 1975 as Bully’s first full-length play. It introduced Dominican audiences to calypso theatre and explored themes such as the Black Power movement, the rise of Rastafari, and youth identity struggles. The 2025 restaging features a diverse cast, blending seasoned actors with students from Dominica State College and members of local theatre groups. The production integrates drama, dance, music, poetry, and drumming, offering a multifaceted exploration of enduring themes like police brutality, cultural identity, and national independence.

    McKenzie emphasized the educational value of reviving Dominican theatre, noting its importance for students studying the performing arts. The production also pays tribute to Alwin Bully, who designed Dominica’s national flag, and coincides with the country’s 47th Independence anniversary. Organizers urged the public to attend and support the arts, describing *Streak* as a powerful social commentary that encourages reflection on societal roles.

    Gloria Augustus of Lac Cour des Arts, co-producer of the play, concluded with a call to action: ‘Next is now,’ she said, urging investment in the future of Dominican drama.

  • LIVE from 8PM Pay-per-view event: 50th Anniversary restaging of Alwin Bully’s Streak

    LIVE from 8PM Pay-per-view event: 50th Anniversary restaging of Alwin Bully’s Streak

    A timeless piece of Dominican cultural heritage is set to captivate audiences once again as the legendary play by Alwin Bully returns to the stage. Originally staged five decades ago, this iconic work of art continues to resonate deeply with contemporary society, reflecting themes that remain strikingly relevant today. The vibrant cast of characters brings to life a narrative that mirrors the experiences of individuals, friends, and communities, offering a profound connection to Dominican identity and history. The show is scheduled to begin at 8pm, promising an unforgettable evening of cultural immersion. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness a masterpiece that has stood the test of time. For more details and to watch the show live, visit the provided link.

  • Independence Message from Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit

    Independence Message from Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit

    Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit addressed the nation on the occasion of Dominica’s 47th Independence Day, reflecting on the country’s journey of progress and resilience. Despite challenges, Dominica has emerged as a proud and forward-looking nation. The Prime Minister highlighted significant achievements, including the development of an international airport, the establishment of a geothermal plant in Laudat, and the construction of climate-resilient homes. These initiatives symbolize the nation’s commitment to sustainable development and economic growth. The Citizenship by Investment Programme has been instrumental in funding critical infrastructure, while the new Eastern Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Regulatory Authority has enhanced regional cooperation and transparency. On October 1st, Dominica joined three other nations in implementing full free movement within the region, a milestone that strengthens Caribbean unity. Prime Minister Skerrit urged the youth to seize opportunities and contribute to the nation’s development, while expressing gratitude to the diaspora for their unwavering support. Drawing inspiration from scripture, he called for renewed unity and faith, emphasizing that Dominica’s potential is limitless when its people work together. The Prime Minister concluded with a prayer for God’s blessings on the nation and its citizens, wishing everyone a Happy Independence Day.

  • WEATHER (6:00 PM, Oct 31): Scattered showers, thunderstorms expected tonight; residents urged to stay alert

    WEATHER (6:00 PM, Oct 31): Scattered showers, thunderstorms expected tonight; residents urged to stay alert

    A tropical wave is set to sweep across the island, bringing overcast skies, scattered showers, and isolated thunderstorms tonight and into tomorrow morning. Residents in flood-prone zones, areas susceptible to landslides, and regions with falling rock risks are urged to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions. Simultaneously, a dust plume is anticipated to arrive tomorrow, significantly reducing air quality and visibility. Individuals with respiratory conditions are advised to take protective measures to mitigate health risks. Maritime conditions are also expected to be challenging over the next 48 hours, with moderate seas and wave heights reaching up to 5 feet along the western coast and 8 feet on the eastern coast. A Small Craft Advisory has been issued, and westerly ground swells will continue to impact the western coastline tonight, prompting the High Surf Advisory to remain in effect. Small-craft operators and sea bathers are strongly advised to exercise caution during this period.

  • IN PICTURES: WCMF 2025

    IN PICTURES: WCMF 2025

    The World Cultural Music Festival (WCMF) 2025, held from October 24 to October 28, delivered an unforgettable experience with three nights of electrifying performances. This global event, celebrated for its vibrant fusion of music and culture, attracted artists and audiences from around the world. The festival featured a diverse lineup of musicians, showcasing genres ranging from traditional folk to contemporary pop, ensuring there was something for everyone. The atmosphere was electric, with attendees immersed in the rich tapestry of sounds and rhythms. The event not only highlighted the universal language of music but also fostered cultural exchange and unity. WCMF 2025 has set a new benchmark for future festivals, leaving a lasting impact on all who participated.