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karishma Mathew
The 2008 Carnival Queen contestant worked as a journalist with Q95 FM before moving on to television. Karishma is currently employed at SAT Telecommunications as a reporter/news anchor.
Commentary
Outsourcing Dominica Part 2
In the last article, I talked about outsourcing at a high level. To recap, there’s big money out there and it won’t stop anytime soon.
Outsourcing Dominica
Outsourcing is the new craze in the Information Technology (IT) sector. And with good reason, there are quite literally millions of dollars up for grabs. ...
Real labour power
I looked at the job of keeping our roads, drains and sidewalks cleaned and refurbished. Our parks need to be kept looking tidy with the grass kept to a minimum level to facilitate sports. Our streets are littered daily with so much garbage making them so very unsightly......
PM Roosevelt Skerrit & Matt Peltier - My assets, your $5000
OKAY! Lets jump right into it. But before that, I must warn you that I have not been following this story closely at all. So ...
Post Dean dominican agriculture
It was as if the downward slide we recently experienced with our agricultural was not enough. Then here comes Major Dean to cause more havoc ...
Friends of the big super powers
I’ve often wondered if we are using our connections with people in high places to our advantage. When I say our advantage I am thinking ...
A factual resposne to Lennox Linton "piece" on the DAAS website
This is a short factual reply to Linton’s emotional ranting. The important facts which Lennox Linton failed or refused to state in his piece are: ...
PDM congratulates JLP on election victory
The P.D.M congratulates Leader Bruce Golding and the Jamaica Labour Party on their narrow victory at Monday’s polls after 18 consecutive years in opposition. And ...
PDM on the dissolution of NDC
The P.D.M (People’s Democratic Movement) extends full moral support to the Management and workers at the N.D.C at this most critical turning point in their ...
PDM welcomes Lennox Linton
The PDM is deeply concerned about the recent expulsion of Dominican-born and regionally highly respected veteran broadcaster and journalist, Lennox Linton, by the government of ...
PDM on Woodford Hill beach access
The People’s Democratic Movement (PDM) stands in full support of any investment project which promotes the development of our economy and improves the quality of ...
PDM on Prime Minister' outburst against Domlec
Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit’s emotional outburst against Domlec was an unnecessary and childish attempt to plant in the minds of electricity consumers the false impression ...
The myth of agricultural prominence
There is an underlining school of thought that fails to put into perspective the current malaise affecting agricultural productivity and output today. It is easy ...
Bernard:refine or spoilt?
In an attempt to place the refining of oil into perspective according to Mr. Bernard Wiltshire, we can safely conclude that Trinidad (Texas) has “a ...Attention:talk, threats and development
Balancing community needs with national development brings into the fore some of the socioeconomic challenges that plague rural communities in transition. Over the past 35 ...
In response to Minister Ambrose George
The statement of Honourable Ambrose George made two days ago at a gathering in Trafalgar should be viewed as a feeble attempt to cast aspersions ...Customer service is good business:can Dominican businesses learn from Isa's Trading
We were out that afternoon shopping for a flip-flop for my nephew. When my wife and I arrived at Isa’s Trading, it was already 5’ ...Responsibilty is difficult as is important
It is known that if you spend more than you have, then you must have a deficit. We are not just taught this as children, ...Companies and their competitive tomorrows
Companies are sermoned on competitiveness, innovation, the mechanisms of their apparatus, and globalisation and the environment. There is hardly any discourse on the industries ...
Courtesy: a way of life for family and nation building
The etymology of the word “Courtesy” is rooted in Middle English and Anglo-French. For what it is worth, both cultures have had effects on us ...
The professionalizationof teaching
The degree of teacher professionalisation vary among schools. It depends on their type, location, size, ownership among other factors. Some schools do exhibit some of ...Are youth interested in agriculture
Delroy Williams, General Secretary of NAYA exposes the myth of the so-called disinterest of youth in agriculture. He lays the blame at the feet of ...
Giving youth a voice in agriculture
NAYA reports on its seond Annual Secondary Schools Elocution contest. This year's event was hosted at the Arawak House of Culture. The Isaiah Thomas ...
Call for government to re-visit September 2003 symposium on crime and violence
Dr. Willan 'Para' Riviere issues a fresh call to government to revisit the September 2003 Symposium on Crime and Violence in an attempt to ...
GLOBALISATION; Fantasies & Illusions. The joke is on you.
It’s in the news, it’s at the work place, it’s the motto of our saviors, and is now woven in the very fabric of social ...
