AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCreole Culture: Hazel-Ann Anthony of Mahaut is Dominica’s Madam Wob Dwiyet 2026, following a showcase of traditional dress, talent and community pride. Education: Forty-two students were honoured at the first National Schools’ Awards. Education Minister Octavia Alfred said Dominica scored 11.3% above the regional CSEC average in 30 of 32 subjects, while noting creative writing needs work. Independence Honours: Seventeen people will be recognised on November 3 for contributions to national life, including cultural leader Romualda Hyacinth. Community Health: Portsmouth Bombers FC and ACSOM will host a free health and wellness fair at Benjamin Park on October 31, linking sport, education and healthier living. Music and Heritage: After World Creole Music Festival performances drew regional and international artists, Midnight Groovers manager Reynold Alcendor called for music education in schools and more opportunities for young musicians. Kalinago Chief Anette Sanford also received the 2026 Seacology Award, recognising her community’s conservation work and Indigenous advocacy.
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