Leader of the opposition United Workers Party Ron Green is expressing his frustration with a court ruling, which saw the postponement of the hearings for six election petitions to June 17, 2010.
Following the court ruling today, a clearly frustrated Green told the local media, ?I am quite concerned about seeking justice in our local courts. Justice delayed is justice denied. This is obviously out of order. Our justice system needs to be reviewed.?
World Bank president Robert Zoellick met with CARICOM leaders today in Dominica during the twenty-first inter-sessional meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government, which is taking place in Roseau.
Her story is a history of firsts: she was the first black woman to be made a QC in 1991, and at 35 the youngest Queen's Counsel since William Pitt the Younger. She became the first black female government minister in 1999.
Vince Henderson, the new Permanent Representative of Dominica to the United Nations, today presented his credentials to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
The former Parliamentary Representative for St. Joseph and Foreign Affairs Minister recently resigned from active politics and replaces Ambassador Crispin Gregoire who served in the post for eight years.