February 7, 2025, marked a significant milestone for Grenada as the island nation celebrated its 51st anniversary of independence from British colonial rule. The celebrations were vibrant and colorful, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and unity of the Grenadian people. Throughout the island, communities came together to partake in various […]
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Political Responses to Violence: A Comparative Analysis
By T.L. Neckles In the polarized landscape of American politics, the response to violence is often a stark illustration of the differing ethos between Republicans and Democrats. This divergence was prominently displayed in two recent incidents: the attack on Paul Pelosi, husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and the shooting […]
German – Caribbean “Climate Talks” Highlights Plans for Just Transition
Ambassador Dr. Christophe Eick, Special Envoy for Climate Issues in the Caribbean, joined representatives from the Government of Trinidad and Tobago, United Nations, and Climate Analytics Caribbean to build enhanced support for Just Transition in the Caribbean. Trinidad and Tobago, May 14th, 202 Temperatures in the Caribbean continue to reach […]
Celebrating Intercol 2024 Success and Anticipating the Carifta Games
NNP PRESS STATEMENT March 15th, 2024 ST. George’s, Grenada — Congratulations to all the schools, athletes, and teams thatparticipated in Intercol 2024. Your hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship have made this year’s games a resounding success. Congratulations to SAASS for their victory in the boy’s division and SDCSS for leading […]
Millions to benefit from access to justice measures agreed by Commonwealth law ministers
Millions of Commonwealth citizens will benefit from improved people-centred access to justice as law ministers concluded their meeting in Zanzibar with a package of new measures and pledges. The package was shaped by four-day deliberations among ministers, with input from diverse stakeholders, including people with disabilities, civil society representatives and […]
The 1951 Uprising in Grenada: A Fight for Workers’ Rights Against British Colonial Rule
In the early months of 1951, Grenada became the epicenter of a significant struggle against British colonial rule, marking a pivotal moment in the island’s history. This period of intense conflict, particularly highlighted from February 19th to March 19th, was characterized by a vigorous campaign led by Eric Gairy, aiming […]
Message from the President of Cricket West Indies on International Women’s Day
On this International Women’s Day, Cricket West Indies proudly celebrates the remarkable progress we’ve achieved in championing gender equality and empowerment within our cricketing community. Since assuming office, we have embarked on a transformative journey of inclusivity, recognizing and valuing the exceptional contributions of our female athletes. In the past […]
If crime is not a national disaster, I don’t know what is!!
By Dr. Neals J. Chitan Over the past decade, scores of meetings and forums in the Caribbean have led discussions with the aim of categorizing crime in the region as a public health issue. From social change agencies to medical professionals and law enforcement, all have seen the psychosomatic effect […]
Tanzania set to host Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting on equal justice for all
The United Republic of Tanzania is all set to welcome ministers and attorneys-general to the Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting, which will open in Zanzibar on 4 March 2024. Held every two years, the meeting of law ministers is a leading platform for collaboration among the 56 Commonwealth countries, which share […]
Celebrating Grenada’s 50th Anniversary of Independence: Reflecting on the Journey’s Peaks and Valleys
As Grenada, the picturesque Caribbean nation known as the “Spice Isle,” prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary of independence, This significant milestone provides an opportunity to reflect upon the nation’s journey, highlighting both the achievements and challenges faced by the country. While Grenada has experienced periods of remarkable progress, it […]
A Golden Jubilee of Independence: Reflecting on the Past and Cultivating a Sustainable Future
As the confetti settles on the jubilant celebrations of our nation’s 50th anniversary of independence, a reflective mood accompanies the festive air. This milestone not only marks a half-century of self-determination and progress but also prompts us to ponder our future trajectory. The realization that our supermarkets are stocked predominantly […]
Grenada Banned Eight Doctors from Issuing Prescriptions – A Critical Look at the Grenada Pharmacy Council’s Actions
In the heart of Grenada, a storm brews not of tropical origins but born from the offices where healthcare governance and bureaucracy intertwine. Recent developments have seen the Grenada Pharmacy Council embroiled in controversy, a situation exacerbated by the latest decision that has sent ripples through the healthcare community. The […]
Our National Colors- A signal of independent thinking!
By Dr. Neals J. Chitan As the 50th Golden Jubilee of Grenada’s Independence celebration heats up, one can’t help but notice the island-wide proliferation of our national colors, a signal of our Grenadian pride and patriotism, across the tri-island state and in the Diaspora. Red, yellow and green, the three […]
Grenada Must Stand on the Right Side of History – Support South Africa’s Call for an End to Genocide Against the Palestinian People
By Arley Salimbi Gill On December 29, 2023, the government of the Republic of South Africa asked the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to hear its case—charging the state of Israel with genocidal acts against the Palestinian people. The ICJ began hearing the case this week. The government and people […]
New National Party Raises Alarm on Open Assault on Democracy in Grenada
The New National Party (NNP) is deeply concerned about the recent actions of the Government of Grenada, led by the Honorable Dickon Mitchell, which represent an open assault on democracy and a direct violation of the principles of transparency and accountability. For the first time in modern Grenadian history, the […]