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26 Feb 2021

Government of Guyana urged to consider reform of the Deeds Registry Act.

02/26/2021
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Articles, Law & Justice

Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. In a judgment delivered today, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) allowed the appeal of Merlene Todd in the matter of Todd v Price and Jeboo and confirmed her title to a parcel of land in Georgetown but urged the Government of Guyana to […]

09 Dec 2020

Hearing of Roosevelt Skerrit and Ors. v Antoine Defoe and Ors.

12/09/2020
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Articles, Law & Justice, Politics

SYNOPSIS OF CASE: At the Magistrate’s court, the Respondents, members of the United Workers’ Party began proceedings against the Appellants, members of the Dominica Labour Party led by the Hon Mr Roosevelt Skerrit, for “treating.” According to the law, the following persons are guilty of treating: every person who corruptly, by […]

28 Jun 2020

Goodbye LIAT

06/28/2020
Sam George
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Articles, Opinion

At least in most jurisdictions private sector executives who run businesses funded with public money “enjoy” oversight, and people can be held accountable for mismanagement, incompetence and corruption.

08 Jun 2020

COVID-19 to Plunge Global Economy into Worst Recession since World War II

06/08/2020
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Articles, Business & Economy

WASHINGTON, June 8, 2020 — The swift and massive shock of the coronavirus pandemic and shutdown measures to contain it have plunged the global economy into a severe contraction. According to World Bank forecasts, the global economy will shrink by 5.2% this year.[1] That would represent the deepest recession since […]

21 Apr 2020

World Bank to Strengthen Dominica’s COVID-19 Response with US$6.6 Million

04/21/2020
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Articles, Human Interest, Press Release

WASHINGTON, April 20, 2020 — The World Bank activated on April 15 US$6.6 million to provide immediate funding for Dominica’s emergency response to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, focusing on enhancing health system capacity and strengthening food security. “The World Bank has mobilized rapid support for Dominica’s emergency response activities to […]

21 Apr 2020

The Dominica Red Cross supports people in quarantine

04/21/2020
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Articles, Health & Safety, Human Interest

Roseau, Dominica – Apr. 21, 2020: The Dominica Red Cross Society continues to provide support in various capacities as the country continues its fight against the Corona virus. The society is extending a helping hand this time around to those persons who are residents at the Government of Dominica managed […]

05 Sep 2019

African Fashion Industry Awards 2019

09/05/2019
Nicole Georges-Bennett
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Articles, Entertainment, Fashion

A selection of professionals in the Fashion and cosmetic industry were honoured at the 2019 African Fashion Industry Awards, which culminated African Fashion Week Toronto (7th edition). The well-heeled and fashion forward audience were enthusiastic in their appreciation for the designers, cosmeticians, stylists, models and role models who were honoured for […]

12 Jul 2019

New Jersey’s King Tappa Releases Sophomore Album “Feeling The Vibes”

07/12/2019
TDN Radio
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Articles, Entertainment

Out today, King Tappa’s sophomore album “Feeling The Vibes” is compiled of specially curated works that have been recorded over the past decade. “…it is basically my hearts work on this album. I think you should expect a great vibe from the album, some feel-good, relatable music,” says Tappa The album […]

31 May 2019

Freedom Of Movement Application Fails At The CCJ

05/31/2019
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Articles, Law & Justice

Port of Spain, Trinidad. CARICOM citizens have important rights but to exercise these rights clear documentary evidence of their nationality is required. This was the outcome of the case of Bain vs. Trinidad and Tobago, that was decided on 29th May 2019 by the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ). Mr. […]

02 May 2019

CCJ Orders Alleyne To Serve At Least Twenty Five Years

05/02/2019
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Articles, Law & Justice

Port of Spain, Trinidad. The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) today dismissed the appeal in the matter of Renaldo Anderson Alleyne v The Queen and recommended that Mr. Alleyne serves at least twenty-five years under the six concurrent life sentences he received in 2012. This is the first time where a […]

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