Mass murder event now public holiday
Forty years after the bloody army massacre at Fort Rupert which is now back to its original name of Fort George, the authorities in Grenada...
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Government to compensate Investors in Kimpton Kawana Bay Project
The 14-month old National Democratic Congress (NDC) government in St. George’s has announced its decision to compensate over 200 investors affected by the compulsory acquisition...
Baptiste attacks NDC on its agriculture policies
Former Opposition Leader and Minister of Agriculture in the late 1990’s Michael Batiste has launched a blistering attack on the 14-month old Congress government of...
HAG addresses issues of delinquency and neglect
The Housing Authority of Grenada (HAG) is seeking to recover $4.9 million in outstanding arrears of which $2.2 million is owed by occupants under Phase...
Dismissed worker to be rehired
The state-owned Gravel & Concrete Corporation has agreed to rehire a worker who was dismissed following an altercation with another employee in order to avert...
Budget consultation in Carriacou
Carriacou and Petite Martinique residents are said to be elated following the successful implementation rates and reviews after the 2023 budget cycle. The Budget Consultation...
Warning to NDC
A regional political figure has warned the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) in Grenada that it runs the risk of allowing Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell...
PM Dickon Mitchell outlines security measures to be implemented
In the face of rising gun violence on the island, Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell has announced that the 14-month old National Democratic Congress (NDC) government...
Michael Batiste speaks out
One of Grenada’s most outspoken opposition figures, Michael Baptiste believes that the local economy is being affected by a lack of money in circulation. Speaking...
Skills development is high on the Education agenda
The Ministry of Education has expanded skills training to be accessible to the primary school level with the hope that Education and skills development will...
New programmes at TAMCC for Creatives
The office of Creative Affairs in collaboration with TAMCC has launched a pilot project program to introduce specialised courses for the creative sectors, according to...
All is not lost for retired Airport worker
A former longstanding worker with the Grenada Airports Authority (GAA) who felt aggrieved with her compensation package is leaving the high court with mixed feelings...
Sentencing for Roderique on Unlawful Carnal Knowledge pushed back to October
In one of 116 matters for adjudication in the September Assizes, the St. George’s High Court on Thursday pushed back sentencing for St. Andrew Builder...
Murder accused remanded to prison
The public on Monday was able to get its first glimpse of 28-year old Javid Raymond, who was charged over the weekend by police in...
CID closing in on outstanding murder cases
Less than two weeks after making changes within the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF), the lawmen are beginning to...
Tragedy strikes Canadian medical student at SGU
In a heart-wrenching turn of events, the search for Canadian national Liam Fisher, a 35-year-old student at St. George’s University (SGU), has ended in tragedy....
Call for security forces to give greater attention to unprotected coastline
A former high-ranking member of the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) has expressed fears that there could be a lapse in security arrangements by key...
Eastern Caribbean alleged Drug Lord executed in G’da
Considered to be one of the biggest drug dealers in the Eastern Caribbean, 51-year old Vincentian national Dexter Chance who was running a car rental...
8 new doctors installed at General Hospital
Health Minister Senator Johnathan La Crette has announced the employment of eight (8) new physicians at the St. George’s General Hospital. This as the government...
Call for FIU to start tracking money from the illegal drug trade
A prominent Grenadian businessman has called on the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) to pay close attention to several of the operators posing as businessmen in...