More pressure on Grenada NIS by new NDC government – Part I
The National Insurance Scheme (NIS) was established via the National Insurance Act (NIA) on 4th April 1983, with the assistance of a Caribbean-wide project of...
J. K. Roberts
New status, rules and benefits envisaged for Grenada’s public servants – Part I
As of February 2024, Grenada may perhaps realise the genesis of a new Public Service; this would be the situation with the effecting of an...
Genuine transparency and collaboration for Grenada’s pension reform
In presenting the Grenada 2023 Budget Statement on 5 December 2022, Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Dickon Mitchell expressed that “in the interest of...
What is up Dickon’s sleeve on pensions for Grenada’s Public Officers?
Are there fundamental differences, outside of strategic approaches, between current Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell and former Prime Minister Keith Mitchell, concerning the ‘position and plan’...
Has the Prime Minister fully disclosed on pension reform for Grenada?
Over the past three decades, the discussions and proposals by the Government about Pension Reform have been ‘ambiguous, opportunistic, impulsive, and recurring’. Although the ‘origin...
Grenada Constitution should not be tampered with for pensions reforms
Definitely, the era and the circumstances existing when the February 1974 Constitution was introduced for national governance in Grenada as a sovereign democracy, were quite...
Pensions payment should not be exploited by Grenada NDC government
It is reasonable to expect, and it even may have been necessary for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to capitalise on the 29 March 2022...
Should Grenada’s opposition NNP offer a statement on pensions payment?
The ‘position and display’ of the New National Party (NNP) on the constitutional entitlement of State pensions for qualified public officers (including judges) is well-established....
Why the display by Grenada’s new administration about NIS pensions?
What message and emotions are meant to be generated by Grenada’s 23rd June 2022 administration of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) during its Post-Cabinet Press...
How sound is Grenada’s new NDC government transformational push? – Part IV
Despite electioneering is also being about diverse schemes for obtaining State Power, including manipulating and exploiting the minds and wishes of the people especially the...
How sound is Grenada’s new NDC government transformational push? – Part III
A political campaign based on a transformation agenda is not absolutely new; it is all about marketing for votes with a ‘plausible and palatable’ tagline...
How sound is the new NDC government transformational push? – Part II
The People’s Revolutionary Government (PRG) of ‘violent palace-coup’ slayed Prime Minister Maurice Bishop, during March 1979 to October 1983, set aside the 1974 National Constitution...
How sound is Grenada’s new NDC government transformational push? – (Part 1)
A few hours after ‘swearing in’ of the so-called members of the Cabinet of Grenada, in the afternoon of Thursday 30 June 2022, involving the...
Is the 2022 elections manifesto of NDC complete?
There is no need to, nor is it the intention to parallel or compare the manifestos of Grenada’s leading political parties for the 23 June...
Is there any substantial choice in Grenada at elections from now on?
Consistent with the intrinsic trait of human for self-actualization, unlimited explorations and regenerative advancement, is the motivation for political change with the adoption of an...
Are manifestos meaningful and beneficial to the average Grenadian?
At a massive rally Saturday night, 14th May 2022, record elections-winning leader of the ruling New National Party (NNP) and Prime Minister of Grenada, Dr....
The Keith Mitchell dilemma
Is Prime Minister, Hon. Dr. Keith Claudius Mitchell cornered about advising the Governor-General, Dame Cécile Ellen Fleurette La Grenade, of the time for the next...
Is a war brewing between Grenada’s Prime Minister and Supervisor of Elections?
The utterances made, the actions taken, the confidences shown and the results of general elections on the part of the current political leader of the...
Why vote in Grenada’s elections: Know behind the scenes – Part IV
The attitude, assault and activism displayed by the political directorate against the constitutional entitlement of public officers for pension-benefits, offer an interesting and instructive case-study...
Referendum on constitution during Grenada’s general elections
The views of the citizens of Grenada on the experience and evaluation of democracy, governance and development in the State, since obtaining Sovereign Independence on...