The Weather Kids campaign is designed to increase awareness on the impacts of climate change. This aligns with UNDP’s mission and mandate, as well as the UNDP’s extensive support to developing countries in enhancing their climate ambitions and aiding as they transition their economies away from the reliance on fossil fuels, increase resilience to climate impacts, and protect the world’s ecosystems.
The campaign urges global audiences to get involved and take action against climate change by signing a pledge on behalf of a child.
Call to action: go to the campaign website at http://www.weatherkids.org
Topic: Dominican Students who receive Government assistance to pursue higher education overseas should be obligated to return home for a set period after they have completed their studies.
Topic: Dominican Students who receive Government assistance to pursue higher education overseas should be obligated to return home for a set period after they have completed their studies.
The spotlight is on as six dazzling contenders step onto the stage for the 2024 Miss Teen Dominica Pageant. Let's welcome:
Contestant #1 - Nyanna Stevens from North East Comprehensive School,
Contestant #2 - Geishana Gregoire from Pierre Charles Secondary School,
Contestant #3 - Shernia Esprit from Castle Bruce Secondary School,
Contestant #4 - Renia Joseph from Portsmouth Secondary School,
Contestant #5 - Lizanne Cuffy from Convent High School,
Contestant #6 - Sherkhia Andrew from Dominica Grammar School.
Topic: Dominican Students who receive Government assistance to pursue higher education overseas should be obligated to return home for a set period after they have completed their studies.
Topic: Dominican Students who receive Government assistance to pursue higher education overseas should be obligated to return home for a set period after they have completed their studies.
On to the finals for Liberator. Rising from hiatus, Liberator's triumphant return to the 2024 Calypso arena has been a testament to his enduring legacy in art form. Progressing from the elimination, to quarterfinals and last evening at the semifinals; he now proudly takes his place as one of the 10 finalist in this year’s Grand Calypso Finals.
After a triumphant return last year and a spot in the finals, Daddy Chess wasn’t as fortunate in this year's 2024 national Calypso competition, as his journey concluded in the semifinals last night.
Topic: Dominican Students who receive Government assistance to pursue higher education overseas should be obligated to return home for a set period after they have completed their studies.
