41 Candidates file Nomination Papers for “one for the road” election
The Grenada Prime Minister, Dr. Keith Mitchell is calling it “one for the road” as he signed nomination papers Wednesday to contest what he has...
Education Minister Emmalin Pierre
New boss at anti-money laundering agency
Eyebrows have been raised in Grenada over the appointment of a low-ranking police officer to take charge of the island’s Anti-Money laundering and Terrorist Financing...
Emmalin Pierre under attack from union leaders
Education Minister Emmalin Pierre has come under a barrage of criticisms from trade union leaders over disparaging remarks made against lecturers at the T.A Marryshow...
June 23rd is Election Day in the Spice Isle
Grenadians will go to the polls on June 23 to elect a new government to run the country for the next five years. The date...
Policeman charged $150.00 for delivering letter from lawyer to PM Mitchell
The Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) has charged Constable Kenneth Sylvan $150.00 on two Disciplinary Charges for delivering a letter to Prime Minister Dr. Keith...
The youth vote critical in upcoming general election
With statistics showing that Grenada has a very youthful population, both the ruling New National Party (NNP) of Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell and the...
Bad management in RGPF
A high-ranking member of the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) has described the current members of the High Command on Fort George as “the most...
Kennedy Budhlall expresses concerns for NNP
Despite an air of invincibility following back to back 15-0 clean sweeps of the polls in the 2013 and 2018 general elections, some of the...
Opposition Senator concerned over lack of employment opportunities for returning scholarship recipients
While the St. George’s University (SGU) has increased its scholarship offering to the Government of Grenada, and has agreed to assist with efforts to ensure...
Addressing the age-old problem of low performance in Mathematics
Education Minister Emmalin Pierre has announced plans to launch a ‘national Mathematics task force’ in the “coming week” to address the declining performance of students...
Dickon Mitchell: Sustained engagement with citizens needed to tackle Covid-19 crisis
The view has been expressed in some quarters that not sufficient consultation was held with stakeholders by the Keith Mitchell-led New National Party (NNP) administration...
Ministry of Education back-peddles on school issue
The Grenada government has rolled back on its previous decision to order all schools on the island to resort to full-blown re-opening of all classes...
Schools to resume with full capacity next week Monday
The Keith Mitchell-led Cabinet of Ministers has decided to resume face-to-face learning in full in schools from next week Monday (January 10) amidst the occurrence...
Rise in COVID-19 cases may delay resumption of face-to-face classes
Weeks after removing the nightly curfew ahead of the just concluded Christmas festivities, the ruling New National Party (NNP) government of Prime Minister Dr. Keith...
PWU condemns government’s approach to the distribution of one-off Christmas bonuses
President of the Public Workers Union (PWU), Brian Grimes has called into question government’s approach to the distribution of the Christmas bonus payments to public...
NNP looks to the future
With the next general election creeping up, the ruling New National Party (NNP) of Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell is showing signs that it also...
Opposition Senator Tessa St. Cyr cites need for government to improve school libraries
While calls have been made for the restoration of the Grenada National Library in St. George, which has not been accessible to the general public...
Math & English CXC CSEC pass rate in Grenada among the lowest in the region
Education Minister Emmalin Pierre has announced plans to implement “a special initiative” to address the poor performance of Grenadian students in the subject areas of...
Government accused of strategically imposing vaccine mandates on businesses
While the Keith Mitchell-led government in the Botanical Gardens has changed its vaccine mandate with exemptions for the dropping off and picking up of children...
Several students have not been engaged since the start of COVID-19
Students with underlying conditions and those with special education needs are encouraged to remain at home, when face-to-face classes resume on November 01 for 2-weeks...