Technocrats raise concerns
A group of Grenadian technocrats have expressed concerns over what they suspect was a deliberate attempt to exclude them from a meeting this past week...
Ministry of Finance
A bombshell on missing oil and gas files
NNP used to hide top secret state documents away from public officers in a bank vault and not in the government ministry A former high-ranking...
Financial Complex needs massive renovation work
The entire Financial Complex on the Carenage where the Treasury Department is located is in dire need of massive refurbishment work, according to a government...
Controversial issue on the port
A major trucker operating on the St George’s Port is hopping mad that information about new controversial guidelines being contemplated for implementation at the island’s...
Spicemas clears the air on concessions for carnival
Spicemas Corporation has confirmed that there is a functioning policy in place to assist mas bands that want duty-free concessions from the Ministry of Finance...
PM Dickon Mitchell defends freight cap policy
By February 2023, the Ministry of Finance is expected to report on the performance of the decision to cap freight prices at 2019 levels with...
Forecast for 6% economic growth
The Ministry of Finance headed by new Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell is projecting reasonable economic growth for Grenada in 2022. The ministry has presented a...
Economy is rebounding
Signs are emerging that the Grenadian economy is recovering from the impact created by the deadly coronavirus pandemic. The Ministry of Finance has just released...
Government reviews cost of living measures imposed by the former administration
The Ministry of Finance is in the process of reviewing measures that were implemented under the former Keith Mitchell government in December 2021, to ease...
The 25% discount on non-fuel charges on electricity was unsustainable
The Cabinet of Ministers of the two-month old Congress government has discontinued the 25% discount on the non-fuel charges associated with the electricity supplied by...
Government considers capping freight costs to reflect pre-Covid 19 levels
Analysis from the Ministry of Finance indicates that the freight charges on average have increased by over 40%, over seven (7) regions with a maximum...
Bi-monthly salaries to become a reality
Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Dickon Mitchell is optimistic that the just-ended campaign promise to pay bi-monthly salaries to government employees can become a...
Lennox Andrew: The NDC late payment on salaries was “a wicked act” to make the Tillman Thomas government look bad
A former high-ranking member of the Ministry of Finance in the 2008-13 period has dropped hints that the issue of late salary payment under the...
Obeah and witchcraft in customs
Charges of engaging in the practice of Obeah and Witchcraft are being levelled against some members of the Customs Department within the Ministry of Finance....
PM Mitchell announces plans to relaunch tourism product in March 2022
Grenada selected to host upcoming 3rd Test Match between West Indies and England With tourism identified as a key sector to “drive economic growth, foster...
Female NNP activist speaks out
“… I will continue to speak about the issues affecting young persons. I am a single parent, I have three children and a grand child...
Businessman attacks high tax rate on used foreign vehicles
One of Grenada’s top importers in the used vehicle business has accused the Keith Mitchell-led government of over taxing those involved in the trade. Speaking...
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...
Statement by Prime Minister, Dr. Keith Mitchell on the occasion of Public Service Week 2019
I extend greetings to the Public Officers of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique on the occasion of Public Service Week, the start of which coincided...