St. George’s, Grenada, November 16, 2009: The Ministry of Works, Physical Development and Public Utilities says it intends to repair the damaged Brizan/Perseverance roadway as quickly as possible, and it’s asking bus operators who normally ply the route to refrain from illegally increasing the price of travel in the interim.
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Prime Minister says repairs to west coast road is a priority
ST.GEORGE’S, GRENADA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16th, 2009_ Prime Minister Hon. Tillman Thomas has expressed appreciation to bus drivers plying the west coast route, for their contribution to getting commuters to St. George’s, at no additional cost.
Budget Consultations move into high gears
ST. GEORGE’S, GRENADA, Monday, November 16, 2009: Consultations for the 2010 Budget moves into high gear this week when the Ministry of Finance engages representatives from various sectors.
Luni Spark & Electrify Win Two Categories in the 2009 International Soca Awards – By Gerry Hopkins, J.D
Please visit our new discussion forum Greanada’s 2007 and 2008 Soca Monarchs, Luni Spark and Electrify, have done it again, by winning in two categories – (i) “Best Soca Duo or Group of the Year,” and (ii) “Best Soca Collaboration Up-Tempo” with the song “Clear the Way — in the […]
Grenadian Minister calls for binding outcome on climate change
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, November 15, 2009 – Grenada’s Environment Minister Hon. Michael Church is adamant that an international legally binding outcome on Climate Change is still feasible at the United Nations Climate Change Conference scheduled for Copenhagen, Denmark, December 7-18.
Government announces plans for broadband network in 2010
St. George’s, November 14, 2009 (GIS) – Grenadians are about to receive improved internet and information technology services.
DYO president makes no apology for NDC youth work
George’s, November 14, 2009 – Government Senator Pemba Braveboy, president of the Democratic Youth Organisation (DYO), has said that she makes no apology for leading an organisation which is engaged in issues such as fighting for the rights of youth and women.
Prime Minister seeks assistance for Agriculture sector from Egypt
Please visit our new discussion forum ST.GEORGE’S, GRENADA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, 2009_ Prime Minister Hon. Tillman Thomas continues to seek assistance from friendly countries for Grenada’s farmers. During a recent meeting with Egyptian Ambassador to Grenada, His Excellency Ali Saleh Mohamed Mourad, the Prime Minister discussed assistance in the areas […]
Venezuelans to work on community projects in Grenada
St. George’s, November 12, 2009 (GIS) – A playing field bordering the St. Patrick constituencies of Prime Minister Tillman Thomas and Works Minister Joseph Gilbert was one of five sites visited for possible repairs by Venezuelan construction workers Wednesday, November 11.
SPICE ISLAND BEACH RESORT, GRENADA, TAKES HOME ‘GOLD’
GRENADA (Nov. 12, 2009) – In recognition of its reputation for excellence, the luxurious 64-room Spice Island Beach Resort in Grenada (http://www.SpiceIslandBeachResort.com) was bestowed Virgin Holidays’ Gold distinction as the number one hotel in the company’s Platinum Collection of exclusive top hotels and resorts around the world. This marks the […]
THE MADE IN GRENADA PERSON OF THE YEAR 2009
KIRANI JAMES (Athlete) Another outstanding year for a gifted young athlete and remarkable student, culminating in more record performances and graduation from high school, with a very promising college career ahead.
‘TEAM UNITY IS KEY’ SAYS GAYLE
Wednesday, November 11th 2009 – London, England: Reinstated West Indies captain, Chris Gayle, says that team unity will be a key ingredient for the team to perform competitively on the tough three-Test assignment in Australia.
“Hindsey School” planning “massive” anniversary celebrations
The St. George’s Anglican Senior School could have an officially modified name to reflect the person who is arguably the school’s most famous principal, E.R. L. Hinds.
SAASS and Boca Secondary will contest the finals
SAASS and Boca Secondary will contest the finals of the Girls Division of the RightStart Youth Football Tournament. SAASS won comfortable over St. Mark’s Secondary over at the Progress Park. Serene Beggs scored a double as the defending Champions once again book their place in another Girl’s Finals.
St. George’s Anglican Senior School could have an officially modified name
The St. George’s Anglican Senior School could have an officially modified name to reflect the person who is arguably the school’s most famous principal, E.R. L. Hinds.
