During a Monday appearance on a Radio Show, Prime Minister Skerrit provided an update on the progress of electoral reform. He mentioned that, in the approaching weeks, the government intends to share with the Dominican people the essential elements for the initial phase of electoral reform and modernization. Emphasizing that support for the proposed components should not be an issue if the public is committed to electoral reform, Mr. Skerrit expressed optimism about introducing legislation to Parliament and passing it before this year's Budget Address. This move would entrust the implementation of the reformed laws and regulations to the electoral commission.

During The Alwin Bully Foundation Virtual Memorial Tribute, former Chief Cultural Officer Raymond Lawrence pointed out two occasions where the late cultural icon, Alwin Bully, had a noteworthy influence in the realm of arts. Lawrence underscored Bully's transformative role in theater, particularly in increasing attendance by the Dominican people in the 1970s.

During a church service marking Commonwealth Day, Speaker of the House of Assembly, Joseph Isaac, underscored Dominica's achievements in tackling climate change and promoting resilience. He highlighted initiatives from multiple sectors, including the Ministry of Housing, Forestry Division, and Cooperatives. Mr. Joseph emphasized Dominica's intended shift to geothermal energy as a crucial step to enhance the country's energy resilience. Additionally, he highlighted the resilience of Dominica's youth in overcoming natural challenges, citing their performance in the G6NA and CXC Examinations.

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit has highlighted the enrollment of numerous Dominican students in U.S. universities, addressing a pattern of criticism towards the government regarding unpaid tuition fees. Skerrit disclosed a reduction in the government's debt to Midwestern University from $3 million to $489,000, which is expected to be cleared within the next two weeks. Additionally, he mentioned that over the past seven years, the government has allocated $13 million to Grambling State University. Skerrit asserted that upon taking office in 2000, the Dominica Labour Party (DLP) administration conducted a study revealing that 44% of students who took the G6NA examination at that time progressed to secondary school, while 65% did not pursue further education.

Thea Lafond, the Women's Triple Jump Gold Medalist, conveyed her pride and honor in representing Dominica and bringing joy to its people. She underscored the nation's ongoing success as a tremendous source of pride. Lafond mentioned maintaining a positive mindset leading up to the competition and feeling confident to deliver her best performance on the event day.

Tonni Brodber, UN Women Caribbean Representative, highlighted the importance of the 'She-Preneur' initiative, emphasizing that it goes beyond being merely an innovative concept—it is a vital and sustainable endeavor. Drawing parallels to the 'Build Back Equal' Project, she emphasized the necessity for collaborative efforts to achieve equality. Brodber expressed that the concept of "building back equal" is well comprehended and embraced by Dominican society. She underscored the focus on women entrepreneurs in the region, noting that they constitute 9% of entrepreneurs, with 1% of them overseeing more than five employees. Brodber emphasized their capacity to effectively manage businesses while fulfilling their regular domestic responsibilities.

During the Exceptional Women’s Awards Ceremony by the Ministry of Health, Wellness, and Social Services, Tourism Minister Denise Charles-Pemberton underscored the pivotal role of women in Dominica's progress. She emphasized their essential contributions to family and societal well-being, stressing their significance in ensuring the stability, advancement, and long-term prosperity of the country. Minister Charles-Pemberton also celebrated the appointment of an indigenous woman as President of Dominica, considering it a noteworthy milestone and a substantial step forward in the nation's pursuit of gender equality. Expressing pride in the government's efforts, Charles-Pemberton highlighted the implementation of a national policy framework dedicated to supporting women and propelling Dominica towards a more equitable future. She pointed out the introduction of numerous initiatives on the island.

The Ministry of Housing, in collaboration with the 'Build Back Equal' Project, launched the 'She-Preneur' Pilot Initiative on Thursday, marking a groundbreaking effort in Dominica and the broader Caribbean. This initiative aims to empower female entrepreneurs, fostering sustainable urban development and economic growth. Running from March 7th to 11th, 2024, Minister for Housing, Melissa Skerrit, noted the timeliness of this initiative coinciding with International Women's Day. Minister Skerrit explained that the initiative's goal is to boost earnings for businesses owned by women and youth by facilitating direct interaction with customers and enhancing connectivity between them.