Data Protection Bill attacked as “a censorship law in disguise”
A senior Caribbean lawyer has warned that the current Data Protection Bill introduced in the Grenada Parliament by the nine month old Congress government of...
Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell
Government delays in paying suppliers of goods and services
A former Permanent Secretary in Grenada has suggested that several options are open to the new Congress government of Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell to tackle...
China to assist with Belleisle Community Centre
Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell has announced that the government of China has agreed to offer financial assistance to help in rebuilding a small community centre...
Nation Builders is rolled out
Grenada’s nine-month old administration of Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell has rolled out a new programme called “Nation Builders” to improve the life of persons at...
New minimum wage legislation by January
The Congress government in the Botanical Gardens is hopeful of having new legislation in place to cover an increase in the Minimum wage for low...
InterCaribbean Airways launches new direct service on Grenada/Barbados route
That’s according to Tourism Minister, Lennox Andrews, who pointed to statistics while addressing the launch of the inaugural InterCaribbean Airways’ ATR-42 service on the Grenada...
Call for review of security arrangement around PM Dickon Mitchell
A former National Security Advisor has called for a review of the Security arrangements around Grenada’s nine-month old Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell following Tuesday’s vehicle...
Springs accident should be a wake-up call for PM Dickon Mitchell
Police have launched an investigation to determine the circumstances in which the vehicle that Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell was travelling in ended up in a...
Warning to 4-Roads and the Carenage
This was the message directed at two of Grenada’s most volatile gun-infested areas by Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell as he addressed an upsurge in the...
Congress confirms that Hassan Hadeed will remain as Ambassador in Caracas
The Congress government of Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell has retained at least one leftover diplomat from the former New National Party (NNP) regime of defeated...
NDC still struggling to take full charge of state power
A top civil servant in Grenada has expressed fears that the nine-month old Dickon Mitchell-led Congress administration is following on a similar path to destruction...
Opposition Leader seeks to clear the air on controversial Data Protection Bill
There has been a bitter verbal clash in the island’s Parliament between government and the Opposition on a controversial Data Protection Bill that was drafted...
Reginald Lord is coming as new Labour Commissioner as Valerie Thomas quits after 4 months on the job
Four months after retiring as a senior public officer, Reginald Lord is tipped to return to the service on contract as Acting Commissioner of Labour....
British family’s reparations gesture receives mixed reactions
A wealthy aristocratic British family’s apology and monetary gesture, aimed at repairing the damages caused by their ancestors’ ownership of over 1000 enslaved Africans on...
NNP mole uncovered leaking documents in Ministry of Sports and Culture
Fingers are pointing at a female public officer from the West coast of Grenada as the person who leaked a government document to the defeated...
Andy Williams running to become NDC General Secretary
With two weeks to go before the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) of Prime Minister, Dickon Mitchell, due to hold its first convention following its...
New Police Commissioner in the making
Grenada’s 8-month old National Democratic Congress (NDC) government of Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell will soon have to look for a new Commissioner of Police. Authoritative...
PM Dickon Mitchell puts MNIB debts at EC$15.1 Million
Faced with a whopping debt of EC$15.1 million, the new Dickon Mitchell-led National Democratic Congress (NDC) administration has decided to wind up the operations of...
Peter Wickham angry with PM Dickon Mitchell on Haitian issue
The 8-month old Congress government in St. George’s is coming up against strong criticisms for its decision to turn away 15 Haitian nationals, who were...
Congress looking to wind down MNIB operations by this September
The ruling Congress government in St. George’s is forging ahead with plans to replace the cash-strapped state-owned Marketing and National Importing Board (MNIB) with a...