NEW YORK, November 11, 2012 – A Grenadian-born Long Island school principal says he is taking steps to address the issues of racist tweets by one of his students following the re-election of President Barack Obama.
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Gayle upbeat ahead of Test series against Bangladesh
DHAKA, Bangladesh – Chris Gayle said he was looking forward to the West Indies’ two-Test series against Bangladesh.
If the PM is right; Why is he Wrong
One thing The Prime Minister of Grenada Mr. Tillman Thomas is correct about is that the closure of Parliament is of no concern to Grenadians and that they have not demonstrated it to be a concern. He even went on to say that the country is running as normal which […]
A mistake spelt with three letters
By Hamlet Mark I have listened with amusement, the Prime Minister’s attempt to walk back on his announcement a couple of weeks aback that a new Board of Directors was in place for Gravel and Concrete, when at the time it was not.
Narine ready to rise to the challenge
DHAKA, Bangladesh – Sunil Narine said there was little mystery about how to achieve success for West Indies in their upcoming two-Test series against hosts Bangladesh.
Cuba among countries investing the most in education
CUBA is at 16th place on a list drawn up by UNESCO assessing investment in education at the global level and development indices in this sector. The country is rated above the United States, which occupies 25th place.
Union leader unperturbed by government minister’s criticism
St. George’s, November 9, 2012 – The head of the powerful Technical and Allied Workers’ Union (TAWU) insists that government associates have been testing a tax idea, and scoffs at the notion that he’s simply on an attack against the ruling administration.
Grenada registered nurses want appointment, more money
St. George’s, November 8, 2012 – For the second time in a week, Grenadian workers have taken to the streets of St. George’s in protest and demanding government’s intervention.
Chocoholics Rejoice: November is Chocolate Heritage Month on Saint Lucia
Saint Lucia (November 7, 2012) – In recognition of the role cacao and its beloved byproduct chocolate has played in its history – and current on-island experiences – Saint Lucia has declared November “Chocolate Heritage Month.” The month-long celebration will delve into Saint Lucia’s cacao roots offering travelers opportunities to […]
REDEFINING THE LOCAL MEANING OF CULTURE
St.George’s Grenada, 7 November, 2012-After lengthy island-wide consultations, to both solicit public opinion and sensitize Grenadians on a National Cultural Policy, the Ministry of Culture has come up with a first draft.
Compass Shipping sharing the Christmas spirit through special promotion
Compass Shipping in partnership with a number of business partners will be providing an opportunity for clients and customers who use its service during the period Nov. 5, 2012 through Dec. 17, 2012 to win gifts in a special Christmas campaign.
Windies will push hard to win in Bangladesh says Sammy
DHAKA, Bangladesh – Darren Sammy said West Indies were under little additional pressure to succeed against hosts Bangladesh in their upcoming, two-Test series, the first since they won the ICC World Twenty20 Tournament.
Dr. Mitchell Statement on Obama Re-election
As leader of the New National Party and Opposition Leader in Grenada, I want to congratulate President Barack Obama on a remarkable victory in the American Presidential elections.
TRANSFORMING THE LIVES OF GIRLS ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH
London, England – Saturday November 03, 2012 To the sweet sounds of “Grenadians, May God Bless you” by Casimir Pitt and sung by Cyril Charles, the Annual Commonwealth Fair got off to a colourful start on Saturday November 3 rd at the Kensington Town Hall in London, United Kingdom.
West Indies look to move forward says Richardson
DHAKA, Bangladesh – Richie Richardson said West Indies will look to continue their recent improvements during their tour of this country over the next few weeks.
