LIAT has been a vital factor in the commercial and tourism life blood of the Caribbean for decades. However, the company has now had three CEO’s and two Acting CEO’s in the last seven years, evidence of LIAT’s challenges. Commentary on its unfathomable financial strategy, its...
[caption id="attachment_10665" align="alignleft" width="300"] HAITIANS VOTED IN THE SECOND ROUND OF THE SENATORIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS AND THE FIRST ROUND FOR THEIR NEW PRESIDENT IN OCTOBER 2015.[/caption] With the April 24 target for the second round of presidential elections in Haiti missed, interim president Jocelerme Privert...
Businessmen who received citizenship under Government’s Citizenship Program (CIP) in Europe and Asia are expected to visit Dominica soon to assist in areas in need. Speaking at a groundbreaking ceremony of the new West Bridge last week, Prime Minister, Roosevelt Skerrit, urged Dominicans to welcome the...
[caption id="attachment_10657" align="alignleft" width="300"] MINISTER OF CULTURE, GENDER, ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORT, OLIVIA GRANGE (LEFT), LOOKS ON AS HIS IMPERIAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ERMIAS SAHLE-SELASSIE, GREETS MEMBERS OF THE RASTAFARI COMMUNITY AT THE NORMAN MANLEY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.[/caption] Prince Ermias Sahle-Selassie, the grandson of the man at the heart...
[caption id="attachment_4730" align="alignleft" width="300"] ’[/caption] INDIO, United States (AFP) – As a crowd dominated by young Americans swayed under the hot California sun, Chronixx roused them with his relentlessly positive explanation of reggae. "Reggae music is good for the spirit. It is good for the heart," the...