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Death Announcement of Merlyn Sabrina Daniel of Coulibistrie
She died on Monday, September 7, 2026, at the Dominica China Friendship Hospital. She was 78 years old. She was born on July 11, 1948. Funeral arrangements will be announced in a subsequent broadcast.
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By –Elections 2026 IN THE ROSEAU NORTH CONSTITUENCY The public is informed that on the final count of the votes on Tuesday September 8th 2026, for the By-elections in the Roseau north constituency which was held on Monday September 7th 2026, the result of the poll are as follows: ROSEAU NORTH CONSTITUENCY …
Death announcement of 58 years old SYMES LARTIGUE DANIEL, popularly known as “BlackTaxi” of St. Joseph, who died on August 24th 2026.
He is survived by: Wife: Avril John-Daniel Father: Robert Daniel Sons: Symes (Jr.) in the UK, Alston in Antigua and Delon in Dominica Granddaughters: Je’Miah, Bailey and Liresa Brothers: Jamas, Peter (better known as Sorrow), Dale and Conrad Daniel Sisters: Ann, Verlie Alex and Joan Daniel and Romine George Daniel Aunts: Joanna Delsol and Grace …
African Volleyball Enters a New Era of Growth, Gautam Karve, Editor-in-Chief, World Media Organization
African volleyball is entering an important phase of growth, with national teams, young athletes and beach volleyball programmes making significant strides across the continent. The wider development journey of African volleyball was highlighted during a series of meetings in Nairobi involving the FIVB, CAVB, National Federation leaders and representatives from several African volleyball zones. The …
KINGSTON FEELS THE PULSE AS INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL TAKES OVER THE CITY
Eight days of art, music, fashion, film and literature turn Jamaica’s capital into a living, walkable stage this December. From December 6 to 13, 2026, Kingston will trade its everyday rhythm for eight days of art, sound and colour that run through the city like a heartbeat. Kingston International Festival (KIF) 2026 will transform the …
Kalinago Week 2026 Set for September 11-19 Ministry of Environment and Kalinago Council partner to celebrate Dominica’s Indigenous heritage
The Ministry of Environment, Rural Modernisation, Kalinago Upliftment and Constituency Empowerment, in partnership with the Kalinago Council, will host Kalinago Week 2026 from September 11 to 19. The observance celebrates the culture, traditions and life of the Kalinago, Dominica’s Indigenous people. The full programme of activities will be unveiled at a media launch on Friday, …
CTO appoints Courtney-Diana Walker as program officer, sustainable tourism
The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) has appointed Barbadian tourism and communications professional Courtney-Diana Walker as program officer, sustainable tourism, strengthening the organization’s capacity to advance sustainable and regenerative tourism development across the Caribbean. Walker officially assumed her duties Sept. 1 and will support Narendra Ramgulam, CTO’s deputy director of sustainable tourism, in the implementation of …
Cricket West Indies Appoints Bob Carter as Batting Consultant
Cricket West Indies (CWI) has appointed experienced New Zealand coach Bob Carter as Batting Consultant, with his initial one-year engagement focused on raising batting standards across the West Indies and strengthening the regional coaching system ahead of a critical period of international competition. Carter, who officially took up the role on September 1, 2026, will …
CARICOM Advances Development of Regional Biodiversity Strategy
The CARICOM Secretariat has started a series of national consultations aimed at advancing endorsement of the draft CARICOM Biodiversity Strategy and its accompanying Resource Mobilisation and Implementation Strategy (RMIS). The consultations bring together a broad cross-section of national stakeholders, including representatives from environment, finance, economic development, tourism, agriculture, fisheries and marine sectors, biodiversity focal points …
PITON NOIRE RELEASES FOURTH BOOK IN THE FLYING CRAPAUD ANTHOLOGY SERIES
The Flying Crapaud IV: Unexpected Door Opens a New Chapter in Caribbean Science Fiction, Fantasy and Folklore Piton Noire, the Caribbean-rooted science fiction and fantasy writing collective, announces the publication of The Flying Crapaud IV: Unexpected Door, the fourth installment in its growing The Flying Crapaud anthology series. With Unexpected Door, Piton Noire continues its …
COMMISSIONERS SWORN IN FOR ANSE COCHON MARITIME COLLISION INQUIRY
The four Commissioners appointed to investigate the July 18 maritime collision at Anse Cochon, Anse La Raye, were formally sworn in Tuesday morning at the Governor General’s official residence at Morne Fortune. The Commission of Inquiry was appointed on September 4 by Acting Governor General His Excellency Felix Finisterre, CMG, on the advice of Cabinet, …
Dominica State College Reports Significant Growth Across Key Programmes for 2026 Intake
The Dominica State College (DSC) is celebrating notable growth in enrolment across several academic programmes for the 2026 intake, with a number of programmes recording their largest cohorts to date and others returning after periods of inactivity. Among the standout programmes are: The College is also seeing strong numbers in its Associate Degree in Business …
SAINT LUCIA’S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLS TO 10.1% IN SECOND QUARTER OF 2026
Saint Lucia has recorded another significant improvement in its labour market, with the national unemployment rate declining to 10.1% in the second quarter of 2026, covering the period April to June. The latest Labour Force Survey from the Central Statistical Office (CSO) confirms that unemployment fell from 12.1% in the first quarter of 2026 to …
DOMINICA FREEDOM PARTY ENDORESMENT OF DANIEL “DANNY” LUGAY
The Dominica Freedom Party endorsed Mr. Daniel “Danny” Lugay candidate of the United Workers Party in the Roseau North Constituency By-Election on Monday, September 7, 2026. This endorsement is a principled decision by the Dominica Freedom Party, grounded in our unwavering commitment to Democracy, Good Governance, and the Rule of Law, Accountability and Country. The DFP remains an independent political organization. We have not abandoned our principles, our identity …
Beyond a Boundary: CWI High-Performance Camp Focuses on Developing the Complete Young Cricketer
For the 22 young female cricketers selected for Cricket West Indies’ (CWI) High-Performance Camp in Antigua, the opportunity to develop themselves extended well beyond the cricket field, with a series of sessions focused on mental development, media awareness, leadership and preparing them for the demands of a career in international cricket. The two-week camp, which …
Europe Faces Growing Wave of Sabotage as Suspicion Falls on Russia
As summer temperatures in Europe smashed records and many politicians shifted to holiday mode, Russia remained focused on its war. Not only did its military attacks across Ukraine intensify last month, becoming ever more deadly for civilians, Russia also appears to have escalated its sabotage campaign across Europe. This time, military and defence sector sites …
US Diesel Prices Surge to Record High
Drivers in the US are paying more than ever for diesel at the pump as the US-Israel war with Iran continues to hit Americans’ wallets. In the US, diesel is mostly used by commercial vehicles, such as trucks, trains, boats, buses, farming vehicles and construction vehicles. The average price for one gallon of diesel in …
Nepal Rescuers Race to Reach Dozens Trapped in Tunnel After Two Found Alive
Rescuers in Nepal are stepping up efforts to find scores of workers believed to be trapped in tunnels, nine days after the devastating flash floods which hit the area on the border with Tibet in China. Hopes have risen after two people were pulled out alive on Friday. The body of a third person was …
Guyana President Irfaan Ali to Keynote CTO’s State of the Tourism Industry Conference in October
His Excellency Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali, president of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana, will deliver the keynote address at the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s (CTO) State of the Tourism Industry Conference (SOTIC) 2026, placing the future of Caribbean tourism within the wider regional conversation on economic transformation, resilience, innovation and inclusive growth. Set for Georgetown, Guyana, …
Dominican Farmer Ephraim Elijah Roberts Wins OECS Young Farmer Award
Dominican farmer Ephraim Elijah Roberts has been named the recipient of the OECS Young Farmer Award, recognising his commitment to modern, diversified agriculture and his efforts to inspire a new generation of young people to enter the sector. Roberts accepted the award during the OECS Youth and Women in Agriculture Symposium in Grenada on Thursday, …
CARIBBEAN AIRLINES RECORDS STRONG DOMESTIC AIRBRIDGE PERFORMANCE DURING PEAK SUMMER TRAVEL SEASON
Caribbean Airlines is pleased to announce continued strong performance on the domestic airbridge, carrying 75,149 passengers between Trinidad and Tobago in August during the 2026 peak summer travel season. This follows a strong performance in July, when the airlines transported 66,814 passengers between the islands. In response to anticipated demand, the airline increased capacity in …
CARIBBEAN AIRLINES EXPANDS CUSTOMER SERVICE OPTIONS WITH LUXURY AIRPORT TAXI SERVICE
Caribbean Airlines has expanded the range of services available to its customers with the introduction of a luxury airport taxi service, providing ground transport to and from select airports and destinations in the United States. This taxi service available through independent third-party provider Dignitary Travel Worldwide, allows customers to arrange private ground transportation either to …
U.S. and Barbados Celebrate Shared History Through George Washington’s Barbados Connection
The longstanding historical ties between the United States and Barbados were recently celebrated through a series of activities highlighting George Washington’s time on the island. From the Barbados Museum to George Washington House, participants explored an important chapter in the shared history of the two countries. American historian Tony Williams joined the activities, delivering a …
Death announcement of Andrie “Audrey” Francis (née Williams), affectionately known as “Ma Mark”, aged 79, of Caribe Delices, who resided at…
She was preceded in death by her sister, Marcelin Williams, and her brothers, Joseph and Thomas Williams. Left to Cherish Her Memory: Her Beloved Husband of 53 Years: Mark Francis Her Children: Rev. Marcus Francis Dr. Ernie Francis-Baptiste Dorcus Francis-Simon Ray Francis Daughters-in-Law and Sons-in-Law: Mary Francis (Daughter-in-Law) Wayne Baptiste and Terry Simon (Sons-in-Law) Her …