Geothermal Power Push: Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says Dominica is the first Caribbean nation to place geothermal energy on its national grid, but power outages are continuing because the plant is still in commissioning—testing and integration work that should eventually bring lower rates and better reliability. Climate Resilience Funding: The $70.2 million DOMCREP project was launched, backed by the Green Climate Fund, to support more than 8,000 people across eight vulnerable communities, including climate-smart support for farmers and agro-processors. Citizenship by Investment Tightening: Dominica will require successful CBI applicants to make an in-person visit and collect renewed passports in Dominica, with the government saying it’s to strengthen integrity and meet international expectations. Local Politics: The Dominica Freedom Party executive accepted Bernard Hurtault’s resignation as interim leader, while Hurtault cited a worsening political culture in his step down. Electoral Logistics: The Electoral Office announced centralized voter confirmation for Petite Savanne at Windsor Park on June 16, with specific ID and dress rules for camera-ready applicants. CARICOM Trade Focus: Dominica’s trade minister chairs the 62nd COTED in Georgetown as CARICOM leaders warn that energy and supply-chain shocks could raise inflation and threaten food security. Sports & Community: The Dominica Cricket Association is moving toward a new T20 league, and the DCA says preparations are already underway.