Gros-Islet, St Lucia – President of the West Indies Cricket Board Dr. Julian Hunte said that Trinidad & Tobago have established themselves as the undisputed kings of Twenty20 cricket in the Caribbean, after their decisive victory over Guyana to take their third Caribbean T20 title.
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Election campaigning via the airwaves
St. George’s, January 15, 2013 – The war of the airwaves in Grenada’s general election campaign has begun. Radio talkshows are wholly dominated by political discussions, partisan opinions of hosts, and with callers phoning to support their respective parties.
David denies endorsing Bernadine’s candidacy
St. George’s, January 15, 2013 – The Two-time MP for the Town of St. George says he has not endorsed NDC chairman, Franka Bernadine, as his possible successor as parliamentary representative.
New National Party expresses grave concern with the consolidated 2012 list of electors
Wednesday 9th January 2013: The New National Party expresses grave concern with the consolidated 2012 list of electors from which a total of 8, 399 registered voters have been removed and/or not included.
Profile of NNP St. Davids Caretaker
Mr. Oliver Joseph is Grenadian by birth. He was educated at the St.Andrew’s Anglican Secondary School, The University of the West-Indies and The Robert Gordon University (Scotland)
National Address by the Opposition Leader
Ladies and gentlemen, brother and sisters…. As Leader of Her Majesty’s Opposition and Leader of the New National Party, I want to extend to the entire Grenadian nation, and to people of all walks and persuasions best wishes for the New Year.
Grenada government’s foreign policy approach criticized
St. George’s, January 3, 2013 – A former senator under the National Democratic Congress (NDC) administration has lambasted the “ultra-conservative approach’’ to external relations taken by the government of Tillman Thomas, the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
GRENLEC to remain in private hands
St. George’s, December 31, 2012 – The Grenada Electricity Services (GRENLEC), which has been privately owned for 18 years, is not reverting to state control.
Leader of Her Majesty’s Opposition Dr. the Rt Hon. Keith Mitchell 2012 Christmas Message
Peace on earth and goodwill to all mankind. Ladies and gentlemen, fellow Grenadians; with that greeting, I bring you best wishes for this Holy Season of Christmas. Grenadians are this year observing the Holiday Season against the backdrop of yet another difficult economic year, where they have seen their earning […]
Thirteen wins in Compass Shipping Christmas Promotions
Leading Caribbean shipper, Compass Shipping is proud to announce that Louise Bartholomew is the grand prize winner of our Christmas Appreciation Promotions which ran from September to December 2012. She won a round trip ticket to any Caribbean Airlines destination.
Mixed reaction to GRENLEC purchase offer to Grenada government
St. George’s, December 22, 2012 – A Canadian company is said to be waiting to purchase majority holdings in the Grenada Electricity Services Ltd. (GRENLEC), if the government here is unable or unwilling to buy the shares.
Busy round of community engagements for Christmas
St. George’s, December 20, 2012 – Politicians of all stripes are continuing a busy round of engagements in the lead up to Christmas on Tuesday. The activities include tours of constituencies to meet residents; distribution of food and other items; and the hosting of parties for children. In the Town […]
New National Party calls for National Debate
St. George’s Grenada, Friday 21st, December: The New National Party wishes to place on record the fact that during the campaign of elections 2008, there was never a national political debate between the two aspiring Political Leaders of the main political parties.
IN HAITI, DIGICEL AND MARRIOTT BREAK GROUND ON MORE THAN JUST A HOTEL
Thursday, December 20, 2012 – Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Digicel and Marriott International ((NYSE: MAR) yesterday broke ground on the $45 million 175-room Marriott Hotels & Resorts brand hotel in the Turgeau area of Port-au-Prince, with opening expected in early 2015, making it the first four-star branded hotel in Haiti. At a […]
Snell Hall project funding being jeopardized, says MP Gilbert
St. George’s, December 18, 2012 – The reluctance of the Tillman Thomas administration to commence work on the much talked-about Venezuela-funded Snell Hall project in St. Patrick is “a blatant act of mischief against the people,’’ according to MP Joseph Gilbert.
