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 […]
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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 […]
Celebrating 25 Years of Success: Wishing a Happy New Year to all visitors of SpiceIslander.com and SpiceIslander Radio!
Dear valued visitors of SpiceIslander.com and dedicated listeners of SpiceIslander Radio, As we bid farewell to yet another transformative year and eagerly welcome the dawn of a new one, we at SpiceIslander.com and SpiceIslander Radio would like to extend our heartfelt wishes for a joyous and prosperous New Year to […]
Tragic Death of a 4-Year-Old Boy in Grenville: A Call for Independent Inquiry and Accountability
The tragic death of a 4-year-old boy in Grenville, St. Andrews has sent shockwaves throughout Grenada, raising grave concerns about the safety of our public spaces. The young boy, who was momentarily left in a car by his father, woke up, exited the vehicle, and tragically fell into an open […]
New National Party Christmas Message
Dear Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique, As the festive lights twinkle and the air fills with the joyful chorus of carols, we, the New National Party, extend our warmest greetings to you and your families this Christmas season. This time of year is a beacon of hope, a reminder of […]
Grenadian Justune C. Pierre is a Director Of Canadian Firm
A leading Ontario-based research and consultancy firm, Dunn, Pierre, Barnett & Company Canada Ltd., is set to begin a major Labour Market Project in Guyana in early 2024, commissioned by the country’s Ministry of Education. This study aims to analyse the national workforce, identify skills gaps, and prepare for emerging […]
Former Grenada Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell: A Controversial Opposition Leader Emerges
Former Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell, who currently serves as the opposition leader in Grenada, has recently found himself in the midst of controversy. During the official funeral of former sports minister Adrian Mitchell, Dr. Keith Mitchell chose to remain seated when the audience was asked to rise upon the […]
Former West Indies Cricketer Clyde Butts killed in Car Accident
Once a formidable off-spinner for the West Indies cricket team, Clyde Butts had left an indelible mark on the sport. However, tragedy struck when news broke that Butts had passed away in a car accident in his homeland of Guyana. He was 66 years old. Although Butts had only played […]
Commonwealth youth leaders want action, not just rhetoric at COP28
Youth leaders representing the Commonwealth’s 56 countries have urged leaders at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai to move beyond speeches and deliver concrete action to safeguard the planet. Their call is at the heart of a new report launched on 8 December 2023 during an intergenerational […]
Launch of proposed Regional Goal on Adaptation for the Caribbean
Caribbean government ministers and climate leaders support landmark framework for climate change adaptation policies that are fit for purpose for Caribbean countries. Dubai, December 8th, 2023: As intense negotiations on the Global Goal on Adaptation appear to have reached a stalemate at the pivotal United Nations global climate summit, COP28, […]
American Airlines Appeals Anticompetitive Ruling on Scrapped JetBlue Partnership
American Airlines (AAL.O) has taken its battle to reverse a judge’s decision to the U.S. appeals court. The airline is seeking to overturn a ruling by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), which declared that its now-defunct partnership with JetBlue Airways (JBLU.O) in the U.S. Northeast was anticompetitive. In a […]
Warning to Grenadians and Caribbean residents in the USA
Attention, Grenadians and Caribbean residents! Urgent Warning: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has begun enforcing new regulations targeting pirate radio operators, imposing hefty fines of up to $100,000 per day. It is crucial that you remain vigilant and ensure neither you nor your loved ones inadvertently become entangled in this […]
FCC Imposes Stricter Measures against Pirate Radio Operators, Levying Heavy Fines
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has taken a strong stance against pirate radio operators, imposing new regulations and hefty fines to deter unauthorized broadcasting. Recent actions by the FCC’s Enforcement Bureau have targeted several operators, including Johnny Peralta, Dexter Blake, and Matthew Bowen, who are facing significant penalties for their […]
Vulnerable Countries: We Cannot Afford Complacency At COP28
Small Island Developing States and Least Developed Countries emphasize their continued vulnerability and urgent need for a strong Global Stocktake to track climate action progress, raise ambition, and facilitate implementation. COP28, Dubai – 6th December, 2023: As negotiations progressed at the United Nations global climate summit, COP28, many of the […]
