Policemen attacked and injured in River Sallee Saraka
Three police officers including an Inspector of Police were left nursing injuries as the River Sallee Saraka spiritual ritual in St. Patrick East turned into...
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Agreement on EC$2.5 million payment for Dorset Charles
Twenty-two years after the local high court ruled that Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell and his ruling New National Party (NNP) government had acted illegally...
US Embassy admits to high seas incident
The U.S Embassy in Barbados has admitted that there was an incident on the high seas three weeks ago between its Coastguard personnel and a...
Tourism officials defend hiring another Bajan as new GTA CEO
Top tourism officials in Grenada have defended their hiring of Barbadian Petra Roach as the Chief Executive Officer of the Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA). Chairman...
GTA reinforces government policy for mandatory vaccination
Tourism officials in Grenada have agreed on a system that would reinforce the government’s newest policy to force frontline workers in the hospitality industry to...
Spice Inn worker speaks out on their plight
The words used by an angry and irritated employee of the world renowned Spice Island Beach Resort (SIBR) in the wake of the failure of...
Silversands holds off for time being on mandatory vaccination
The Silversands resort has apparently put on hold its threat to sack workers from April 1 if they did not take the government-administered Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine...
Call for resistance to force vaccination
U.S-trained attorney-at-law Jerry Edwin has said that attempts by some employers in Grenada to force Covid-19 vaccination on employees could be challenged in a court...
The RBTT dilemma
A senior Grenadian lawyer has expressed concerns with the strike action taken by the Grenada Technical & Allied Workers Union (TAWU) on the RBTT issue....
Know your regional university
The operation of the University of the West Indies has come under scrutiny by a high-powered committee that was set up to review its performance...
Leslie Stewart implicates school principal in sex molestation case
A secondary school principal on the sister isle of Carriacou has been implicated in the sex molestation scandal involving a 55-year old teacher who has...
Carriacou school teacher arrested
Carriacou school teacher Leslie Stewart has been arrested and charged for child pornography. 55-year old Stewart has been accused of sending scores of sexually explicit...
The 4% march in the city
An estimated 200 teachers showed up for what was billed as “The Mother of All Marches” by the Grenada Union of Teachers (GUT) to pressure...
The big vaccine lie from Silversands
The Silversands luxury resort on the Grand Anse beach is not speaking the truth on the issue of compulsory vaccination for staffers to be guaranteed...
No to “forced vaccination”
A top Grenadian lawyer has said that there cannot be any “forced vaccination” of citizens to take the Covid-19 jab as part of any intrusion...
University and hospital planned for Mt. Hartman
The Chinese investors who started a billion dollar hotel development complex known as the Mt. Hartman Resort in the south of the island have scrapped...
No stopping the US coastguard
U.S Coastguard personnel are using the Shiprider’s agreement and the Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI) to patrol the high seas in the Caribbean, according to a...
Mandatory Covid-19 vaccination
A controversial memo from Amalgamated Security Services G’da Ltd (ASSL) is generating a great deal of discussions on the island. The memo is informing employees...
No British flights on the horizon
A leading travel industry official in Grenada has questioned the accuracy of statements made by the island’s Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell that the industry...
The case of the “sexy” school teacher in Carriacou
That was the comment made to THE NEW TODAY by a young female who identified herself as the cousin of a 55-year old schoolteacher on...