July 19, 2023 – The Ministry of Education is introducing Grenadian History in secondary schools from the Michaelmas term in September 2023, where it will be taught to students in forms one and two. This move is expected to produce well-rounded graduates and citizens, who will develop a strong sense […]
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IMF Favorable Report on Grenada
July 19, 2023 – Earlier today, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), a leading global financial institution, released its latest assessment of Grenada’s recent economic performance, and the results are highly positive. This follows approval by the IMF’s Executive Board on 17 July 2023. The Executive’s Board assessment and the full […]
The Pearls/Simon Bridge Construction
The following release was given from the Ministry in December 2019 and work was scheduled to be completed by March 20, 2020. “The general public is advised that the Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Implementation awarded the contract to rehabilitate Pearls Bridge on 3 December 2019. The bridge is officially […]
Grenada Waterfalls
Grenada, known as the “Island of Spice,” is a beautiful Caribbean destination with lush rainforests and natural wonders. While Grenada is not particularly known for its waterfalls, it does have a few stunning cascades that are worth exploring. Here are some notable waterfalls in Grenada: When visiting these waterfalls in […]
Grenada Carnival
Introduction To Grenada Carnival Grenada, known as the “Spice Isle” of the Caribbean, comes alive every year with its vibrant and exhilarating carnival celebration. This cultural extravaganza, deeply rooted in the island’s history and traditions, is a spectacle that captivates locals and visitors alike. Grenada Carnival is a kaleidoscope of […]
NEW NATIONAL PARTY CALLS FOR UNITED EFFORT IN ADDRESSING SURGING CRIME
Saturday 15th July: – The New National Party (NNP), expresses deep concern regarding the escalating crime rates that have gripped our beloved nation. The recent surge in murders, suicides, and gun-related crimes has left our citizens shocked and alarmed. Additionally, the prevalent lawlessness on our roads, further exacerbates the sense […]
Alarming Rise in Youth Violence: Addressing Grenada’s Growing Crisis
In recent years, Grenada, a picturesque Caribbean nation known for its natural beauty and welcoming community, has been grappling with a deeply concerning issue: an upsurge in violence among its youth population. This distressing trend has raised alarm bells among citizens, policymakers, and community leaders alike. Understanding the root causes […]
NEWLO-A critical piece in Crime Reduction in Grenada!
By Dr. Neals J. Chitan As I walk the hallways of New Life Organization, a “top-brass” vocational and technical skill training institute in Grenada, and listen to the follow-up one-on-one stories of the hundreds of youth registered there, I conclude that it may be the educational establishment that is playing […]
Rising Suicide Rates in Grenada: Understanding the Troubling Trend
Grenada, a vibrant Caribbean nation known for its stunning natural beauty and warm hospitality, is facing a distressing challenge—an alarming increase in suicide rates. This troubling trend has raised concerns among health professionals, policymakers, and the wider community. Addressing this issue requires a comprehensive understanding of the factors contributing to […]
Sargassum Problem for Grenada
The Sargassum problem in Grenada has been a significant environmental challenge for the country and the wider Caribbean region. Sargassum is a type of brown seaweed that originates from the Sargasso Sea, a region in the North Atlantic Ocean. While Sargassum is a natural component of marine ecosystems, its excessive […]
The Failed Grenada Revolution
The failure of the Grenada Revolution can be traced back to a combination of internal and external factors that gradually eroded the government’s stability and ultimately led to its downfall. Internally, the revolutionary government of Prime Minister Maurice Bishop faced numerous challenges and divisions. While the revolution initially united various […]
Why Grenada should abandon the Pure Grenada slogan
The decision to adopt a particular slogan for a country is subjective and depends on various factors, including marketing strategies, national identity, and the desired image to be projected to the world. Both the “Pure Grenada” and “Spice Isle” slogans have their merits, and the choice ultimately rests with the […]
Grenada National Dish “Oil Down”
Oil Down is indeed the national dish of Grenada, a small island country in the Caribbean. It is a flavorful one-pot dish that is often prepared for special occasions and social gatherings. Oil Down is a hearty combination of breadfruit, salted meat (such as salted beef, salted fish, or salted […]
Prime Minister pays visit to Consulate office in Toronto
Prime Minister, Honourable Dickon Mitchell and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Economic Development, Hon. Joseph Andall paid a visit the Office of the Consulate of Grenada in Toronto, Canada yesterday. The delegation had the privilege of meeting with Ms. Dawne Francois, Honorary Consul, Consulate General of Grenada; and the […]
The Wisdom of Dr. Francis Alexis Must Guide Us Toward reparatory Justice and republicanism
By Arley Salimbi Gill On Tuesday, May 23, 2023, the Grenada National Reparations Committee held its third annual reparations lecture. The theme for this year’s lecture was— “Republicanism in the Age of Reparations’’. The keynote speaker for the event was the Honourable Dr. Francis Alexis. Dr. Alexis is known locally, […]
