AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCreole Culture: Dominica celebrated Jounen Kweyol on October 30 with traditional dress, music, food and community gatherings. Hazel-Ann Anthony of Mahaut was crowned Madam Wob Dwiyet 2026 after seven contestants showcased talent and Creole style. Festival Season: Police say the three-night World Creole Music Festival ended without major incidents, crediting security teams and public cooperation. Midnight Groovers manager Reynold Alcendor also renewed calls for music education in schools and better opportunities for young musicians. National Legacy: Dr. William “Billy” Green, born in Roseau in 1929, is remembered as one of a generation of Dominican physicians who helped put the island’s medical care in local hands. As Dominica approaches its 48th Independence anniversary, the Freedom Party’s message reflects on the country’s journey, legacy and future. Seventeen citizens will receive national awards on November 3, including Romualda Hyacinth for culture. Education: Forty-two students were honoured at Dominica’s first National Schools’ Awards. Education Minister Octavia Alfred says the island is above the regional CSEC average in 30 of 32 subjects.
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