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06 Feb 2019

CCJ RULES LAND TITLES ARE FRAUDULENT

02/06/2019
TDN Radio
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Articles, Law & Justice

Port of Spain, Trinidad. In the case of Chandra Ramotar Singh v Bhagwantlall Mossai and Alvin Alves, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) today held that two land titles obtained by Mr. Bhagwantlall Mossai and Mr. Alvin Alves should be canceled because they were obtained by fraud. The appeal concerned […]

22 Jan 2019

Founder of the people’s party of Dominica (PPOD) calls for leaders of the Caribbean to assess the impact of the partial US government shut down on the region.

01/22/2019
Claudine Williams
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Articles, Opinion, Politics

As the US government partial shutdown approaches one month, the longest in American history, we have to assess what impact it is having on the Caribbean region. Of the eight hundred thousand (800,000) federal workers who are not receiving a paycheck, how many of them are West Indians not able […]

05 Jan 2019

Dominica’s Minister for Justice, Immigration and National Security Faces Calls for Resignation

01/05/2019
Claudine Williams
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Articles, Open Letter, Opinion

Founder of the People’s Party (PPOD), Sapphire Carrington calls for the immediate resignation of Cabinet Minister for Justice, Immigration and National Security and Parliamentary Representative Rayburn Blackmoore in light of serious allegations of assault and gross abuse of power. In a statement to a local radio station, Ms. Carrington made […]

19 Dec 2018

Melinda Lowe wins with Taste of Dominica

12/19/2018
TDN Radio
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Articles, Food

Roseau, Dominica – (December 19, 2018). Melinda Lowe is the grand prize winner of Taste of Dominica. Ms. Lowe has won a Mas Domnik 2019 Experience for 2 which will include tickets to shows, costumes and spending money. According to CEO/Director of Tourism “It is fitting that the grand prize of […]

18 Dec 2018

Democracy: An Illusion or an Institution

12/18/2018
Peoples Party Of Dominica
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Articles, Open Letter, Opinion

Dear Dominican Brothers and Sisters, We, the People’s Party of Dominica, are currently witnessing the most depraved actions of a regime hell-bent on clutching onto the last straws of survival. The events of the last 72 hours are indications of, not a political party, but a desperate, despotic cabal. That […]

18 Dec 2018

Why are Dominicans being attacked by a Special Police Gang?

12/18/2018
Kent Vital
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Articles, Opinion

The Caribbean region and the world ought to be very alarmed by what is going on in Dominica! Caribbean and world leaders must intervene urgently before the situation gets to the point where peaceful protestors are slaughtered by the Roosevelt Skerrit Administration using the Special Security Unit (SSU) of the […]

05 Dec 2018

CCJ Issues Record Number Of Judgments In 2018

12/05/2018
TDN Radio
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Articles, Law & Justice

Port of Spain, Trinidad. During 2018, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) issued 34 judgments and reasons for decisions, its highest number of judgments delivered in a calendar year since it began its operations in 2005. Throughout that period, the CCJ also heard 28 new matters in both its Original […]

30 Nov 2018

Warrington Wins In Employment Contract Dispute At The CCJ

11/30/2018
TDN Radio
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Articles, Law & Justice

n addition to the damages of $52,300, Ms. Warrington was awarded costs at the CCJ, in the sum of EC$37,800, and prescribed costs in the High Court and Court of Appeal.

27 Nov 2018

Power To The People

11/27/2018
Henry M. Shillingford
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Articles, Dear Editor

Dear Dominica, I have occasion to write to you to explain, rationalize and yes, even apologise to my friends and family whom I might have caused anxiety by my actions of the last few days, which were solely done on your behalf, the reason for which I now explain to […]

13 Nov 2018

CCJ Declares Guyana’s “Cross Dressing” Law Unconstitutional

11/13/2018
TDN Radio
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Articles, Law & Justice

Port of Spain, Trinidad. The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) ruled that a law in Guyana, which makes it a criminal offence for a man or a woman to appear in a public place while dressed in clothing of the opposite sex for an “improper purpose”, is unconstitutional. The law, […]