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Reelected Mayor of the Town of Portsmouth, Kerry Breedy -Prince has expressed gratitude to those who placed confidence in her to hold the position once again. However; she emphasized for all engaged with the council to work together to make sure the community thrives. The goal she says is to ensure that Portsmouth is successful. Meantime, Parliamentary Representative for the Portsmouth Constituency, Fenella Wenham-Shepherd says being a modern council, they must keep in mind that activities must be evaluated to enhance the successes of further projects when implemented. #election #towncouncil #Portsmouth

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says the commitment remains there to pay universities where Dominican students are studying abroad. He says it has been a challenge, however it will not waiver their policy to provide scholarships for more young citizens to go on to achieve tertiary  education. Letters from universities overseas have circulated over the years informing the government of outstanding fees for students, and demanding payments. Some students have even reported that notice had also been given to vacate their dorms in some instances. #fees #studies #Dominica

Variety News expresses condolences to the family and friends of the late Ms Frampton. May she rest in eternal peace. #Breakingnews

Attorney Lennox Lawrence says with respect to innovation & justice reform, the judicial settlement conference introduced by Dame Janice Perreira, and championed by justices must be highly commended as the pilot started in Dominica. He says he was fortunate to have been a part of the first two judicial settlement conferences in Dominica,   it is remarkable how the very combative approach to litigation is quickly dispensed with -conciliatory a resolution driven approach is taken over within the first half hour of the conference. The JSC has now become mandatory across the region. Meantime, Lawrence says looking ahead he thinks it opportune that the judicial settlement conferencing be extended to other areas. #law #EC #Judicialsettlement #conference

The Leo Club of Dominica Junior Calypso Bouyon Monarch slated for January 26th at the Windsor Park Stadium Forecourt will see three newcomers. Shervin Dominique, marketing Director of the Leo Club lists the names of those participating in this year's competition. #LeoClub #JuniorCalypsoBouyon #Monarch #Dominica

Creating a passive income stream requires some initial effort and investment, but it can provide ongoing income with minimal ongoing work. Here are some steps to help you get started: 1. Identify your interests and skills: Start by identifying your passions, hobbies, or skills that you can leverage to create a passive income stream. This will make the process more enjoyable and increase your chances of success. 2. Research potential income streams: Explore different passive income opportunities such as rental properties, dividend-paying stocks, peer-to-peer lending, affiliate marketing, creating digital products, or starting an online business. Look for opportunities that align with your interests and skills. 3. Set clear goals: Determine how much passive income you want to generate and set specific, achievable goals. Having a target in mind will help you stay focused and motivated. 4. Develop a plan: Create a detailed plan outlining the steps you need to take to achieve your passive income goals. This may include saving money for investments, researching and learning about your chosen income stream, or developing a marketing strategy. 5. Invest wisely: Depending on the income stream you choose, you may need to invest some money upfront. Research and seek advice from professionals to make informed investment decisions. Diversify your investments to minimize risk. 6. Build a passive income asset: Once you have chosen your income stream, start building the asset that will generate passive income. For example, if you decide to invest in rental properties, start researching real estate markets, finding suitable properties, and managing tenants. 7. Automate and outsource: Look for ways to automate and outsource tasks related to your passive income stream. Use technology, tools, or services that can help streamline processes and reduce your involvement. 8. Monitor and optimize: Regularly monitor your passive income stream and make adjustments as needed. Track your income, expenses, and performance to identify areas for improvement and optimize your strategy. Remember, creating a passive income stream takes time and effort upfront, but it can provide financial freedom and flexibility in the long run. Stay committed, be patient, and continuously educate yourself to increase your chances of success. #passive #income

General manager of the Dominica Solid Waste Management Corporation, Florian Mitchel says for a long time, the company has realized the need for waste separation & recycling. With a limited capacity, he states they have somehow been able to chart a path by making an effort towards this at least once a fortnight. He is hoping for collaboration this new year in being more proactive and regular in that regard. #waste #recycling

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says Dominica now is the place to visit, and a number of international publications have recognized that. As a result he believes one of the missing links, or bridges to the true destination of achieving the desired goal of transforming Dominica's economy is an international airport. He was speaking in a recent interview on state-owned radio. #Internationalairport #Dominica

Minister for the Environment Cozier Frederick says the impact of waste pollution is relevant to island nations since they depend on coastal marine resources. However; they, including Dominica, are struggling to adapt to change. He says it must be recognized that all human habits affect the environment. His comments came at the Dominica Solid Waste's Roadmap to a clean economy breakfast forum held recently. #Environment #wastedisposal

Chief Justice of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme court- ECSC Dame Janice Perreira says a criminal module for the High Court & Magistrate's court is near completion. She announces that the first installation of the criminal Module is on schedule to go live during the first quarter of this year, with a complete roll-out across all member states and territories by the third quarter of this year. #Highcourt #Magistratescourt

There are several common financial scams that you should be aware of and avoid. Here are a few examples: 1. Phishing scams: These scams involve fraudulent emails, messages, or phone calls that attempt to trick you into revealing personal information, such as your bank account details or login credentials. Be cautious and avoid clicking on suspicious links or providing sensitive information to unknown sources. 2. Ponzi schemes: Ponzi schemes promise high returns on investments but use funds from new investors to pay off older investors. Eventually, the scheme collapses, leaving many people with significant financial losses. Always thoroughly research investment opportunities and be wary of promises that seem too good to be true. 3. Identity theft: Identity theft occurs when someone steals your personal information, such as your Social Security number or credit card details, to commit fraud. Protect your personal information by using strong passwords, regularly monitoring your financial accounts, and being cautious about sharing sensitive data online. 4. Lottery or inheritance scams: These scams involve receiving a message claiming that you have won a lottery or inherited a large sum of money, but you need to pay fees or provide personal information to claim it. Legitimate lotteries or inheritances do not require you to pay upfront fees, so be skeptical of such requests. 5. Fake charities: Scammers may impersonate charitable organizations, especially during times of crisis or natural disasters, to exploit people's generosity. Always verify the legitimacy of a charity before donating by researching their official website or contacting well-known charity watchdog organizations. Remember to stay vigilant, trust your instincts, and be cautious when dealing with unfamiliar or suspicious financial opportunities. If something seems too good to be true, it probably is. #financial #scams