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08/12/2023

Dominica roared back to life with the return of its much-awaited carnival, Mas an Lawi! Experience the vibrant spirit and resilience of this Caribbean island.

1. Dominica celebrated its carnival, Mas an Lawi, after a break of two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
2. The successful event signified a return to normalcy and highlighted the adaptability of the people in the face of adversity.
3. The 5th Session of the French Dominican Joint Security Commission convened to discuss various security-related topics.

04/10/2023

Empowering progress! 🌟 Dominica's government takes a giant leap towards a brighter future by leasing a 5.2-megawatt generator to combat power outages. Together, we light up the path to a more sustainable tomorrow.

Empowering Communities: Dominica's initiative to combat power outages showcases their commitment to empowering communities, ensuring reliable access to electricity for all residents.
Sustainable Progress: By investing in a 5.2-megawatt generator, Dominica emphasizes the importance of sustainable energy solutions, setting an example for environmental stewardship.
Brighter Future Ahead: This significant step paves the way for a brighter future, promising uninterrupted power supply and fostering economic growth and development.

To address the ongoing issue of load shedding, the Dominican government has decided to lease a 5.2-megawatt generator from DOMLEC. This move is seen as a temporary solution to the energy crisis, ensuring a stable electricity supply for the public.

30/12/2022

BREAKING: Reports.

Five governors from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have challenged the party leadership to sanction them for rejecting Atiku Abubakar as a presidential candidate.

The G-5, or the five disgruntled governors of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), have said that they are not afraid of any punishment from the party leadership.

Multiple local sources have confirmed that the G-5 governors reportedly met with Bola Tinubu, the presidential candidate for the All Progressives Congress, in London and negotiated for his support.

The PDP claimed to be unaware of the meeting and stated that the governors were simply on vacation in the UK.

On Wednesday morning, reported that a spokesperson for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) confirmed after a meeting in Abuja that the G5 Governors can be disciplined by the party.

08/11/2022

JUST IN: Reports.

Six people have died due to the havoc that has occurred after the torrential rains in the Dominican Republic. Few areas of the capital, Santo Domingo, received twice the levels of monthly average rainfall in one day. Out of the six deceased people, two got drowned, two were electrocuted and two got crushed by collapsing walls. Many people are missing still now.

Meteorologists said, though they were aware of heavy rains, they were astonished by the strength of the intense downpour. Gloria Ceballos, Weather Bureau Director said that, some parts of Santo Domingo, received 232mm (9.1in) of rain in few hours.
Agricultural lands and hundreds of homes were damaged in the rains. Luis Abinader (), President of Dominican Republic said, an estimate of the damages would be released on Tuesday.

Abinader added that, poor drainage has increased the flooding in capital: "It's a problem that continued to grow, the city and greater Santo Domingo area grew without a real drainage system".

19/10/2022

17/10/2022

JUST IN: Reports.

On Sunday, the Lebanese military alleged that Israeli naval gunships had entered Lebanon's territorial seas, violating Lebanon's sovereignty. The allegation was denied by the .

The most recent reported incident allegedly occurred on Saturday off the coast of Naqoura in southern Lebanon, according to the Lebanese military, which also claims an Israeli vessel entered Lebanese territory for about 330 metres and remained there for 10 minutes before returning. Lebanon stated that this event was the most recent of several that had occurred in recent weeks and that they had brought up the matter with the UN Interim Force in Lebanon ().

The allegation has been denied by the Israeli military. There was no incidence of Israeli vessels violating the territorial seas on the Lebanese border, according to a statement from the IDF. The event occurred shortly after Israel and Lebanon declared they had reached a "historic" understanding about their shared maritime border in the Mediterranean Sea's gas-rich waters.

The exclusive economic zone offshore between Israel and Lebanon is controversial because Israel and Lebanon have never agreed to define their land border; instead, they adhere to a UN-enforced ceasefire "Blue Line". Prior to a gas discovery bonanza that started in the eastern Mediterranean a decade ago, which may have reshaped the region's economic future, the lack of a maritime boundary had not been a significant problem.

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JUST IN: #BNNDominican Reports. Six people have died due to the havoc that has occurred after the torrential rains in the Dominican Republic. Few areas of the capital, Santo Domingo, received twice the levels of monthly average rainfall in one day. Out of the six deceased people, two got drowned, two were electrocuted and two got crushed by collapsing walls. Many people are missing still now. Meteorologists said, though they were aware of heavy rains, they were astonished by the strength of the intense downpour. Gloria Ceballos, Weather Bureau Director said that, some parts of Santo Domingo, received 232mm (9.1in) of rain in few hours. Agricultural lands and hundreds of homes were damaged in the rains. Luis Abinader (@luisabinader), President of Dominican Republic said, an estimate of the damages would be released on Tuesday. Abinader added that, poor drainage has increased the flooding in capital: "It's a problem that continued to grow, the city and greater Santo Domingo area grew without a real drainage system". #Dominican #Environment

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