Sports
Who won a gold medal in triple jump in the 2024 Olympics in Paris?
Thea Lafond-Gadson
This woman has served as Dominica’s first female Prime Minister (and the first in the Caribbean). She is known as the “Iron Lady of the Caribbean, and the Bayfront street in Roseau was named after her. Who is she?
Dame Mary Eugenia Charles
Known as the "Lady of Song" in Dominica, and for her contributions to Cadence-lypso.
Ophelia Marie
He is Dominica's historian and a cultural advocate.
Lennox Honychurch
A Jamaican political leader, and activist who became a prominent figure in the Pan-African movement. He encouraged Black people to embrace their African heritage, take pride in their identity, and strive for economic independence.
Marcus Garvey
Which two Dominican cricketers have been selected for the West Indies Cricket squad and known for their remarkable batting skills?
Alick Athanaze and Kavem Hodge
This person is known as the "Father of Independence" and has served as the Chief Minister and the first Premier of Dominica. The highway from Portsmouth to Roseau is also named after him. Who is he?
Edward Oliver LeBlanc (E.O Leblanc)
An iconic group, led by "Chubby" is a cornerstone of Dominica's musical landscape. They are celebrated for their contributions to Cadence-lypso
Midnight Groovers
Besides designing the Dominican flag of Dominica, what else is Alwin Bully known for?
He was a playwright, artist (costume designer) and cultural activist. He was also instrumental in establishing the Dominica National Cultural Council in Dominica and he served as the first chief cultural officer. Additionally, he was a cultural advisor for UNESCO.
A St.Lucian who is known for his work on economic development in the Caribbean. His research influenced policies for economic growth and poverty reduction.
Sir Arthur Lewis
Which Dominican is known for his contributions as an umpire in international cricket and a referee in football.
Billy Doctrove
This lady served as the Commonwealth Secretary-General. The Vielle Case Primary School was names after her.
Baroness Patricia Scotland
She is known for her mastery of multiple genres, including jazz, zouk, and Cadence-lypso, and serves as a cultural ambassador for the island.
Michele Henderson
A Dominican broadcaster, and cultural advocate known for his dedication to preserving and promoting the Kwéyòl (Creole) language.
Felix Henderson
Known as the fastest man in history, this Jamaican man brought pride to the Caribbean through his world record-breaking sprints and Olympic gold medals.
Usain Bolt
Which cricketer is a skilled off-spinner who has represented the West Indies at the international level?
Shane Shillingford
This man was a past prime minister and advocated for social justice and international cooperation in Dominica. The primary school in Portsmouth was named after him. Who is he?
Roosevelt "Rosie" Douglas
Known as the "Godfather of Cadence-lypso," and as the founder of the band Exile One in the 1970s
Gordon Henderson
A former Chief Cultural Officer of Dominica. He has worked to promote and preserve Dominican culture, heritage, and traditional arts.
Raymond Lawrence
A legendary cricketer from Trinidad and Tobago who holds the record for the highest individual score in first-class cricket
Brian Lara
Which famous Dominican cricketers have their names featured on the stands in the Windsor Park Sports Stadium?
Grayson Shillingford, Irvin Shillingford, Norbert Phillip, Adam Sanford, Kaleb Laurent, Clem John and Billy Doctrove
This person served as Dominica's President from 2003 to 2012. He was a distinguished legal scholar and played a crucial role in shaping the country’s judiciary and constitutional development. The highway from Marigot to Pond Case was named after him.
Dr. Nicholas Liverpool
A band whose music often celebrates Dominican culture and heritage. Formed in the late 1980s, this band is known for creating and popularizing Bouyon music
Windward Caribbean Kulture (WCK) Band
A Dominican novelist famously known for her novel, Wide Sargasso Sea. Her contributions brought global recognition to Caribbean literature.
Jean Rhys
A legendary leader of the Maroons, this Jamaican woman led her people in resisting British colonial forces and preserving African traditions
Queen Nanny of the Maroons