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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 […]

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Grenada Cricket Team for Windwards Super 5O Championship in SVG

The Grenada Cricket Association (GCA) today announced a fourteen-man squad to participate in the Windward Island Super 50 Championship from September 26th to October 1st in St. Vincent & the Grenadines.There are three newcomers to the squad at the Windwards senior level in sixteen-year-old left arm spinner Kirt Murray, off […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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The Negative Effects of Cancelling the University of the West Indies Campus in Hope Saint Andrew: A Blow to Rural Development, Education, and Young People

The cancellation of the University of the West Indies (UWI) campus in Hope Saint Andrew by the New National Party NNP has had far-reaching negative consequences for rural development, education, and the aspirations of young people. This decision has not only hindered the progress of the region but has also […]

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Exploring the Unspoiled Beauty of Grenada’s Beaches

Located in the southern Caribbean, Grenada is a tropical paradise renowned for its stunning beaches, warm turquoise waters, and vibrant marine life. With lush landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and a relaxed atmosphere, this hidden gem has become a perfect beach destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. In this […]

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Grenada Getting Ready to Celebrate 50 Years of Independence from Britain: Reflecting on the Good Times and Bad Times

In just a few months, the beautiful Caribbean island of Grenada will be celebrating a significant milestone – 50 years of independence from Britain. This momentous occasion provides an opportunity for Grenadians to reflect on their journey as a nation, acknowledging both the good times and the bad times that […]

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The Decline of West Indies Cricket: A Tale of Lost Glory

West Indies cricket, once a powerhouse in the international arena, has witnessed a steady decline over the past few decades. The team, known for its dominance and flair, has struggled to maintain its former glory. In this article, we delve into the factors contributing to the decline of West Indies […]