Creative Economy Push: PM Roosevelt Skerrit says Dominica will appoint a dedicated minister to oversee a new Dominica Creative Economy Development Agency (DCEDA), aiming to give musicians, filmmakers, and creative entrepreneurs tighter support and faster growth. Indigenous Pride: Minister Cozier Frederick marked UN International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, spotlighting Kalinago resilience and honouring Indigenous midwives and their role in culture and community wellbeing. Youth Leadership & Health: I Have A Right Foundation wrapped its Girlhood Summer Leadership Bootcamp, building confidence, life skills, and leadership for adolescent girls, while the REACH project launched a new webinar series on adolescent health and stigma reduction. Waste & Skills: Jesma Paul-Victor (Salisbury) renewed calls for better garbage collection and stronger workforce preparation for emerging industries. CBI Under Scrutiny: Businessman Gregor Nassief is pushing for a commission of inquiry into alleged illegal discounting in Dominica’s Citizenship-by-Investment programme, as opposition leaders warn CBI revenue is declining. Population & Citizenship Changes: Dominica plans citizenship through a grandparent starting 1 January 2027, tied to a population renewal push toward 100,000 residents by 2040. Culture on Stage: Ne-Yo is set to headline the World Creole Music Festival 2026 in Dominica. Community Development: NCCU awarded scholarships to 19 secondary students, and Jungle Bay’s funded preschool is set for handover to the Ministry of Education.