AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoKalinago Week 2026: Dominica’s indigenous heritage takes centre stage from Sept. 11–19, with Kalinago Council-led events spotlighting language, food, craft and everyday life, starting with a media launch at Kalinago Barana Aute. Bouyon & music culture: The Caribbean Music Awards gears up for its Trinidad & Tobago debut on Sept. 19, naming first performers including V’ghn, Freetown Collective, Jah Mason, 450, 1T1 and Theomaa, while Dominica’s bouyon spotlight stays front and centre. Local arts spotlight: Dominica-born Rudy Ru$h drops the “Here for You” music video, pairing romance with Bouyon energy and an inclusive cast celebrating Caribbean women. Community life & youth access: UPP Roseau South rep Edline Harris sponsors a new Eggleston bus stop, aiming to make daily travel safer and drier for residents and children. Public safety & mourning: Police investigate the suspicious death of 23-year-old Aliyah Joseph of Delices at the Dominica-China Friendship Hospital; condolences continue to her family. Education growth: Dominica State College reports strong 2026 enrolment gains across multiple programmes, including record numbers in Psychology and expanding engineering intakes.
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