Dominica Politics

The final part of the series of analyzing the election result possibilities for 2019. Thank you for joining me on that journey. Let us see how this compares with the actual results once all the voting is done.

The second part of the journey of analyzing the election climate and expected outcomes for the 2019 General Elections in Dominica.

This is a three-part series of analyzing the Dominica 2019 General Election. Let us go on a journey of looking at the numbers, trends and logic to determine what are the possible outcomes for the 2019 General elections. Let us leave out emotion, hopes and dreams and let us look at the facts.

Many things do not match up when in the 2018/2019 Budget, especially when it comes to our revenue from CBI. Let us go on a journey and analyzing the numbers that they provided us in the estimates and projections.

After 40 years of the University’s development in Dominica, RUSM picks up and moves to Barbados. This is a hard hit for Dominica, as a large portion (about 20%) of our GDP was claimed to be generated from the existence of the school on the Island. The hit is most severely felt in the northern town of Portsmouth and environs, as a large number of new developments have been established to cater to the students, faculty and visitors from the University. There is a level of uncertainty in the economy due to the departure of Ross University. Join me as...

These are my views on the 2018/2019 budget presented by PM Skerrit. Here is what I was expecting versus what is actually in the budget.