Andall speaks out on interrogation of Jude Bartholomew
This statement was made Monday by former President of the Grenada Union of Teachers (GUT), Marvin Andall in describing the action of the Royal Grenada...
Dr. Clarice Modeste-Curwen
March outside PM home in St Mark might have sparked the detention of GUT president
It is now emerging that the police crackdown over the weekend on the President of the Grenada Union of Teachers (GUT), Jude Bartholomew was linked...
Police fail to rule out charging GUT leadership
Police top brass in Grenada have not ruled out the possibility that trade union leaders could face criminal charges. The GUT is being investigated for...
Sen. Winston Garraway expected in court on Thursday
The criminal trial of government minister Winston Garraway for assault of a local journalist will be held in the St George’s Magistrate Court on Thursday....
Multi-million dollar Airport upgrade
Prime Minister, Dr. Keith Mitchell, says the upgrade and rehabilitation of the Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA) is critical to the further development of Grenada,...
MBIA manager tight-lipped about her departure
General Manager at the Grenada Airports Authority, Wendy Francette-Williams has chosen to remain tight-lipped about the manner in which she was ousted at the Maurice...
Shake-up at MBIA with manager sent “on holiday”
Those were the words uttered to THE NEW TODAY on Tuesday night by a long-standing member at the Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA) following reports...
Bristol: Airport Manager and board should be sacked
A former attorney-general on the island has called for the sacking of the General Manager at the Maurice Bishop International Airport, Wendy Francette-Williams and the...
Government slammed over “insane” beach proposal
Those were the words used by an angry local hotelier following an announcement made by the island’s Tourism & Civil Aviation Minister Dr. Clarice Modeste-Curwen...
Who is running tourism in Grenada – NNP or Sandals?
This is the question which many local tourism officials are asking following a weekend presentation by the Jamaican-owned Sandals La Source on its planned re-opening...
Hoteliers bringing pressure on government
Several of Grenada’s top hoteliers will hold a meeting on Sunday in an attempt to pressure the island’s government to move faster with the re-opening...
Peter David relegated to agriculture in major cabinet reshuffle
Foreign Affairs Minister Peter David was the biggest casualty in Sunday night’s reshuffle of the Cabinet of Ministers as announced by Prime Minister Dr. Keith...
Acting CMO did not refute Home Quarantine is on COVID-19 website
Grenada’s Acting Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Shawn Charles has not disputed that the information on the Government website about the published protocols for returning nationals...
Grenada – preparing for a new way of doing tourism
The tri-island destination Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique is preparing for the gradual reopening of its borders in the coming weeks while creating a new...
19 cruise ship workers back home
The Disney Fantasy cruise ship pulled into the Port of St. George early Thursday morning to drop off 19 Grenadian cruise ship workers who have...
Government Tricked by Cruise Line
The Keith Mitchell-led government has apparently been duped by a Miami-based cruise line that reneged on a promise to pay for the accommodation of 19...
19 of over 100 stranded cruise ship workers return home
Amidst light rainfall and the blowing of horns of vehicles from several locals, a party of nineteen Grenadian workers who were left stranded on a...
G’da admits AA requested permission for May 7 flight to MBIA
The Grenada Ministry of Tourism & Civil Aviation, headed by Dr. Clarice Modeste-Curwen has admitted that it did receive a request by U.S carrier, American...
G’da tells airlines “no” to flights
Grenada’s Tourism & Civil Aviation Minister, Dr. Clarice Modeste-Curwen has served notice to airlines that they will not be given access to the Maurice Bishop...
Early end to cruise ship season
Grenada’s cruise visitor season has closed more than three weeks early as the rapid spread of the coronavirus continues across the globe resulting in mass...