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For decades, buy-to-let property was sold as one of Britain’s safest paths to building wealth.The formula appeared straightforward. Buy a property, collect…
ST JOHN’S, Antigua — Antigua and Barbuda and Dominica were added to a new list of countries facing partial US visa restrictions…
I arrive with a sense of anticipation. Jamaica is not just an island of turquoise seas and sun-drenched hills—it is a place…
Dominica is set to hand over more than 380 new climate-resilient homes before the end of 2025, as the government’s Housing Recovery Project reaches 2,900 delivered homes and holds the Caribbean’s first-ever Resilient Housing Fair to raise building standards across the island.
Devon House: A Jewel of Jamaican History and ArchitectureDevon House, located in the heart of Kingston, Jamaica, stands as a symbol of…
About $17 million has been spent renovating Dominica’s Roseau Catholic Cathedral, a project that began as a $3 million roof repair but uncovered asbestos and unreinforced walls, with about $4.7 million more still needed.
Ebenezer Seventh-day Adventist Primary School in Roseau, Dominica, which has operated in a church basement since 1976, broke ground in March 2023 for a three-storey building with ten classrooms after delays caused by Hurricane Maria and the pandemic.
The Caribbean: Where the Modern World Was BuiltThe Caribbean is often sold to the world as paradise. Turquoise water. Palm trees. Rum.…
Seventy-three Adventist youth campers from St Vincent travelled to Dominica and laid the concrete blocks for the Boetica Seventh-day Adventist Church, destroyed by Hurricane Maria, in three days as part of a regional rebuilding mission.
Hurricane Maria damaged all of the roughly 400 homes in La Plaine, Dominica, and tore away most of the local Baptist church’s roof. Months later, teams of Tennessee Baptist volunteers were travelling out to reroof houses one by one.
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