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[Print Friendly Version] Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs November 2003 Background Note: Dominica PROFILE OFFICIAL NAME: Commonwealth of Dominica Geography Area: 754 sq. km. (290 sq. mi.). Cities: Capital Roseau. Terrain: Mountainous volcanic island with rainforest cover. Climate: Tropical. People Nationality: Noun and adjective Dominican (Dom-i-nee-can). Population (2002 est.) 70,158. Annual growth rate: 0.9%. Ethnic groups: Mainly African descent, some Carib Indians. Religions: Roman Catholic (80%), Anglican, other Protestant denominations. Languages: English (official); a French patois is widely spoken. Education: Years compulsory to age 14. Literacy Health: Infant mortality rate Life expectancy 76 yrs. Work force (1997): (49,860): Agriculture services commerce Unemployment exceeds 26% (ECCB estimate). Government Type: Parliamentary Democracy; republic within commonwealth. Independence: November 3, 1978. Constitution: November 1978. Branches: Executive president (head of state), prime minister (head of government), cabinet. Legislative unicameral house of assembly.

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The Dominica Grammar School Cadet Corps by Captain Francis. E .Richards The Dominica Grammar School Cadet Corps was first organized in 1910 during the tenure of Headmaster Skinner. The total strength then was 20 boys, including one (1) platoon Sergeant, and one (1) Corporal. For the next forty (40) years the instructors were drawn from the local Police Force. During that period, the Corps was never legally constituted until a later date. Mr. J.C. Bruney remembers the school population in 1931 to be 64 boys, spread through 2nd, 3 rd th , and 5 th forms. The Cadet Corps comprised 4 sections of 8 cadets, including one Sergeant. Mr. Bruney notes; that the low school population was directly related to the inability of most parents to meet the required school fees, the equivalent of $15.00 per term. The Headmaster’s salary was the equivalent of $960.00 (200 pounds sterling) per annum, plus a furnished residence. During the 1936 to 1945 era as a Cadet, Mr. Eric Watty recalls that recruits were required to be of sizeable stature and were selected from forms 3, 4, and 5. The uniform of the day was Australian bush hats, white shirts, black belts with brass buckles, white trousers, and black shoes. 33 obsolete Boer War rifles were issued for arms drill on ceremonial occasions. The “outstanding boy” at school led the march at Kings Birthday Parades, and Empire Day, under the watchful eyes of Police Parade Commander, Major Hill.

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presents... CarnivalCam 98 Carnival development through the years By Raymond Lawrence Persons who remember Carnival in the 1950's and early 1960's would remember all different types of costumes associated with Carnival such as 'sensay', 'cowboys' and 'sooswell soowi'. There were also those which are hardly found in Carnival today such as Indians and Wob Dwiyet bands. Of course other aspects of Carnival such as 'la po kabwit' and steel band features prominently. These were the two main types of music on the road. One major Carnival event in those days was the Float Parade on Carnival Sunday afternoon at the Windsor Park. Business places and various organizations would build very creative and attractive floats with some special theme. The trucks or trailers used for these floats were so well covered that you couldn't even see the driver. Floats would also come into town from the rural areas with the participants on the floats singing some Carnival songs to 'la po kabwit' rhythms. Carnival band presentation were always spectacular and band organizers went all out to ensure that costumes were well designed and representative of whatever theme they were depicting. The categories of judging then were usually historical, original, and advertising. The Thunderbirds of Newtown started organizing bands many years ago and has always staged impressive presentations.

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Politics of Dominica From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. edit Government Dominica has a Westminster-style parliamentary government, and there are three political parties: The Dominica Labor Party (the majority party), the Dominica United Workers Party, and the Dominica Freedom Party. A president and prime minister make up the executive branch. Nominated by the prime minister in consultation with the leader of the opposition party, the president is elected for a 5-year term by the parliament. The president appoints as prime minister the leader of the majority party in the parliament and also appoints, on the prime minister's recommendation, members of the parliament from the ruling party as cabinet ministers. The prime minister and cabinet are responsible to the parliament and can be removed on a no-confidence vote. The unicameral parliament, called the House of Assembly, is composed of 21 regional representatives and nine senators. The regional representatives are elected by universal suffrage and, in turn, decide whether senators are to be elected or appointed. If appointed, five are chosen by the president with the advice of the prime minister and four with the advice of the opposition leader. If elected, it is by vote of the regional representatives. Elections for representatives and senators must be held at least every 5 years, although the prime minister can call elections any time. Dominica's legal system is based on English common law. There are three magistrate's courts, with appeals made to the Eastern Caribbean court of appeal and, ultimately, to the Privy Council in London.

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