Workers threaten violence at local quarry
Disgruntled workers are threatening to resort to violence against management at the Mt. Hartman quarry in the south of the island due to monies owed...
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Ministers should take hair-cut
Social activist, Valerie Thompson-Duncan has called for government ministers to take a hair-cut in salaries as part of efforts to grapple with the precarious financial...
Murder in Victoria
THE NEW TODAY understands that a murder took place this morning in Victoria, St. Mark. Dead is Shenelle Alexis who is originally from Mardi Gras...
Public transportation in crisis come Tuesday for government employees
The following is a release from the Grenada Public Workers Union on the current situation with the nation’s transportation system as Bus Owners and Operators...
New Senator pushing for Rural Development
Opposition Senator Terry Noel has given a commitment to push for the development of rural Grenada in the Upper House of Parliament. Sen. Noel spoke...
Busmen looking to raise fares
Bus operators in Grenada are asking for a 50 cents increase in fares on routes as part of the condition to return to work. A well-placed...
Baptiste: PM Mitchell should subsidise busmen like the Airlines
Ex-government minister, Michael Baptiste has called on Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell to resolve the current bus crisis in the country by offering the operators...
Hubbard’s responds to COVID-19 and the Construction Industry
May 20th – 22nd, saw Jonas Browne & Hubbard (G’da) Ltd. biennial Building Contractors’ Consultation, take place approximately six months earlier than scheduled. This decision...
PM extends condolences on passing of WRC Beverly Hayes
Prime Minister and Minister of National Security and Immigration, Dr. Keith Mitchell, has extended condolences on the passing of Woman Rural Constable, Beverly Hayes who...
Electricity Customers Embrace Pop up Payment Centres
Electricity customers in the parish of St. David and surrounding communities are embracing the opportunity to pay electricity bills at Grenlec’s pop-up payment centres. The...
Dry Season affecting NAWASA again
While the 2020 dry season is approaching its end, the National Water and Sewerage Authority (NAWASA) continues to contend with reduced water levels at a...
“Spanish” Charged With Murder
Two years after a fatal shooting incident in Belmont, Police have nabbed one man and charged him with the offence of murder. He is 33...
Lawyers refuse to represent gunmen
Grenadian lawyers are refusing to represent the two gunmen from River Sallee in St. Patrick who have been charged by police with firearm-related offences. The...
Republic Bank Scholarship and Bursary Programme
Hermitage, St. Patrick resident, Gideon George has been awarded the Republic Bank Scholarship for three (3) years, commencing academic year 2019/2020. Gideon is enrolled for...
Michael Baptiste speaks on NIS money
Former Opposition Leader, Michael Baptiste has delivered a broadside on current Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell for the island’s huge national debt which forced Grenada...
Pastor King clears the air
That’s the firm position of head of the local chapter of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the West Indies (PAWI), Bishop Dave King in response to...
GUT position on the re-opening of schools
The Grenada Union of Teachers wishes to advise its members of the following decisions coming out of our engagement with the Minister for Education, Hon....
Gas station closed
At least one small gas station in the north of the island has been forced out of business due to government action to arrest the...
Can Air Conditioning Spread COVID-19?
While many Americans look forward to hot summer months because some research supports the theory that the coronavirus may wane in the warmth, others worry...
Ashton M. Henry – A Grenadian success story
He Understands the Power of Credit and Wants to Share What He Knows To Elevate Others Ashton M. Henry is an entrepreneur who owns multiple...