Tuesday 19th April 2011: On Friday April 15th, 2011 the Grenada Conference of Churches held discussions with Her Majesty’s Opposition on various issues of national importance. The delegation from the Conference of Churches led by Canon Christian Glasgow the Archdeacon of the Anglican Church in Grenada, as well as representatives […]
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OPPOSITION CALLS FOR GREATER YOUTH INVOLVEMENT IN AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
Tuesday 19th April, 2011: As the New National Party (NNP) Opposition continues its round of weekly meetings with various stakeholders around the island, the call has once again gone out for increased youth participation in the agricultural sector. The call came at a meeting between the Opposition and members of […]
RGPF continues crackdown on crime and violence in the country.
The Royal Grenada Police Force continues with its crackdown on crime and violence in the country. As a result of operations carried out by members of the Royal Grenada Police Force within Carriacou and St. George Policing areas, a number of persons were arrested and charged for various offences including; […]
Work continues in the aftermath of flash flood
St. George’s, April 19, 2011 (GIS) – Efforts to repair damage caused by last week’s flash flood on the west coast are continuing with the Ministry of Works and employees of other departments involved in rehabilitation exercises in St. Mark and St. John.
Flood Affected Families Could Be Relocated If They Desire
Grenadians whose homes were destroyed in last Tuesday’s flash flood in St. John and St. Mark have been told that they could be relocated if they desire.
Steelband Jamboree among Easter Weekend Activities in Tanteen
St. George’s, April 18, 2011 – Residents of the Carenage in St. George’s will host two days of family activities in Tanteen over the Easter weekend. Activities begin on Sunday, April 24, 4 p.m., with several steelbands participating in a Pan Jamboree. It’s being organised by defending Bomb Tune Competition […]
New York Connection With Harold Pysadee
Click here to listen to the New York Connection with Harold Pysadee for Saturday April 16, 2011
Senator: ICT Center attracting foreign investment to Grenada
St. George’s, April 17, 2011 (GIS) – Foreign-based companies are reportedly showing interest in partnering with the newly opened ICT Center for Excellence and Innovation (ICEI) in Frequente, St. George’s.
GRENADA IS IMPROVING ITS MONITORING AND EVALUATION (M&E) CAPABILITIES
ST.GEORGE, GRENADA, APRIL 15, 2011 – Four public officers from Grenada participated in the inaugural meeting of the Commonwealth Caribbean Development Evaluation Network held form April 5-6-, 2011 in Barbados.
NDC NY Support Group elects new executive
The National Democratic Congress Support Group in New York on Friday April 8 elected a new executive to manage its affairs for the next twelve months.
GOVERNMENT IMPROVING GRENADA’S HUMAN RESOURCE CAPACITY
ST. GEORGE’S, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 2011 – Government is making good on its promise to enhance the technological capabilities of Grenadians throughout the nation.
Ministry of Tourism, GBT support International Triathlon
St. George’s, April 14, 2011 – Two senior tourism officials have reiterated Grenada’s commitment to developing the country’s tourism product through the concept of sports tourism.
Weekend grading planned for Old Trafford
St. George’s, April 13, 2011 – Government, which promised last month to upgrade and rehabilitate the Old Trafford Playing Field at Old Trafford at Tanteen, is moving quickly to make good on its pledge.
Government responds to situation in St. Mark and St. John
St. George’s, April 12, 2011 (GIS) – Prime Minister and Minister of National Security, Hon. Tillman Thomas, is visiting St. John and St. Mark which have been affected by persistent overnight showers. Prior to the arrival of the Prime Minister, teams from the Ministry of Works, including Minister Joseph Gilbert, […]
Government responds to situation in St. Mark and St. John
St. George’s, April 12, 2011 (GIS) – Teams from the Ministry of Works, including Minister Joseph Gilbert, are continuing to clear debris from the streets of St. Mark and St. John which have been affected by persistent overnight showers.
