The Grenada pharmaceutical sector has recently come under scrutiny due to allegations of compromise within the Grenada Pharmaceutical Board. The concerns revolve around the implementation of new exams for pharmaceutical students graduating from TA Marryshow Community College. These exams, designed by an unqualified political appointee of the previous NNP government, […]
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Remembering the 40th Anniversary of the American and Caribbean Troops Intervention in Grenada
Today, October 25, 2023, marks the 40th anniversary of a significant event in the history of Grenada – the intervention of American and Caribbean troops in response to the tragic killing of Prime Minister Maurice Bishop and others on October 19, 1983. This military operation, known as “Operation Fury,” aimed […]
Grenada National Heroes Day: A Controversial Celebration
Grenada National Heroes Day, observed on October 19th, has long been a day of both commemoration and controversy. The intention is to honor Maurice Bishop and his People’s Revolutionary Government (PRG) and the People’s Revolutionary Army (PRA) to recognize their contributions to Grenada’s history. Many argue that this selective celebration […]
New National Party Condemns Government’s Plans to Sell Low-Income Housing Units
St. George’s, Grenada – October 17th – The New National Party (NNP) expresses its deep concern and disappointment over the recent announcements by the NDC government regarding the distribution of the new Chinese low-income houses. Under the stewardship of the New National Party, these homes were negotiated as a testament […]
The Elusive Promise, Grenada’s PM Keith Mitchell and the Illusion of Oil two days before 2018 election
In the world of politics, promises are made, and sometimes they are broken. Such was the case in Grenada on March 11, 2018, when Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell made a bold declaration to a large crowd of supporters, media, and others. He claimed that a Russian company exploring Grenada’s […]
Grenada’s Calabash Voted #2 Hotel in Caribbean and Central America by Condé Nast Traveler
Grenada’s hospitality industry is beaming with pride as the prestigious Condé Nast Traveler magazine has ranked Calabash Luxury Boutique Hotel & Spa as the second-best hotel in the Caribbean and Central America. This recognition is a testament to the hotel’s exceptional service, luxurious accommodations, and unparalleled natural surroundings. Calabash’s commitment […]
There is a serious need for police to STOP and THINK too!!
By Dr. Neals J. Chitan A recent police brutality video including what seem to be three Royal Grenada Police Force officers beating the hell out of a man with a metal wand is circulating on social media, and if it is indeed RGPF officers, it really doesn’t look good!! The […]
Grenada’s Path to Recovery: NDC’s Uphill Battle after 25 Years of Mismanagement
Grenada, after enduring 25 years of what many perceive as mismanagement under the New National Party (NNP), now seeks solace and progress under the leadership of Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell and his National Democratic Congress (NDC). However, it is important to recognize that the challenges accumulated over the past quarter-century […]
Grenada Establishes Committee to Investigate Oil and Gas Debacle
In a recent Throne Speech delivered in the Grenada Parliament, Governor General Dame Cecile La Grenade announced the establishment of a committee tasked with unraveling the mysteries surrounding Grenada’s oil and gas debacle. This move comes as the current administration seeks to gain access to critical information regarding the deal […]
Grenada’s National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (NTRC): Time for Action
Grenada, known for its stunning landscapes and warm hospitality, is facing a growing concern regarding the quality of services provided by its major telephone companies, FLOW and Digicel. Dissatisfied customers have voiced their grievances, citing issues such as financial losses, sudden deactivation of numbers, and subpar telephone and internet services. […]
Poem: The Night of February 7th, 1974
The night of February 7th did comewhen Grenada won its freedomIts people, united in one voicecelebrated their long-awaited choice Sir Eric Gairy was there to lead the wayfor the island to have its independence dayThe Torchlight Newspaper tried to block the planbut Grenada still became a sovereign land The people […]
Rebuilding Grenada after Hurricane Janet: A Story of Resilience and Determination
Sixty eight years ago today, the island of Grenada experienced the devastating impact of Hurricane Janet. However, what followed in the aftermath of this natural disaster was a remarkable display of determination and resilience by our people. Through their hard work and unwavering spirit, they managed to rebuild everything, including […]
The Gas Cap Debate in Grenada: Unveiling the Full Picture
Grenada’s recent political transition from the New National Party (NNP) to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has sparked a heated debate surrounding the gas cap policy instituted by the NNP before they lost the June 23, 2022 general election. The NNP in a recent press release stated that the NDC’s […]
40 Years Later: What if the Americans never came?
In Grenada, both October 19th and October 25th hold significant historical events that impacted the nation. It is important to recognize and remember both dates for their individual significance. October 19th, 1983, marks a tragic event when the Prime Minister and several of his cabinet members were killed during a […]
King Ajamu Thrilled Hundreds in Brooklyn Concert
Hundreds of people gathered at the Bedford Central Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn yesterday to attend the highly anticipated Edson Mitchell King Ajamu concert. The event, put on by Derek Ventour of Dee Vee International Production featured Ajamu singing gospel music, did not disappoint the eager audience. The concert also included […]
