A veteran Seventh-day Adventist Church leader in the Caribbean is slated to be the sixth governor general of Jamaica, the island nation’s prime minister announced during a parliament meeting this afternoon. Patrick Linton Allen, 58, current president of the Adventist Church’s West Indies Union, will replace Governor General Sir Kenneth […]
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SDA Orginization to promote healthy lifestyle
St. George’s, January 15, 2009, (GIS) – Home, Health and Education Service – a Seventh Day Adventist-based organization – is on a mission to encourage more Grenadian to use fruits as part of a healthy lifestyle.
Government committed to integration with T&T
St. George’s, January 15, 2009, (GIS) – Minister for Foreign Affairs Peter David says the government is committed to furthering and deepening the integration process between Trinidad and the countries of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States, which includes Grenada.
Transforming Town of St. George into a Green City
St. George’s, January 15, 2009, (GIS) – The Willie Redhead Foundation has undertaken a project aimed at transforming the Town of St. George’s into a “Green City”.
NNP PERSPECTIVE – NDC TAKES ALL THE CREDIT FOR NNP ACHIEVEMENTS
The leader of the Opposition must be congratulated for an excellent job done at dissecting and analyzing the 2009 budget thus revealing and making clear to the people of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique the inaccuracies, trickery, and gimmickry that were so dominant and pervasive in the 2009 budget presented […]
St. John’s promised a State of the art health facility
St. George’s January 12, 2009, (GIS) _ Member of Parliament Michael Church, is promising his constituents that a state-of-the-art health facility will be constructed in their community.
Independence Calypso Competition anticipated to be a success
St. George’s, 12 January, 2009 (GIS) _ Organizers for the 2009 Independence Calypso Competition are anticipating a successful event.
Grenada and China Enhancing Business Co-operation
St. George’s, 12 January, 2009_Grenada and china have gone a step further in enhancing business co-operation between the two countries.
REHABILITATION OF TWO TAMCC FACILITIES SOON TO BE COMPLETED
St. George’s, Monday 12th January, 2009: The Ministry of Education and T.A. Marryshow Community College are anticipating the completion of rehabilitation of the T.A. Marryshow Arts and Science Building.
More pressure on the backs of the poor
Monday, January 12th, 2009: The New National Party says that the decision taken by GRAVEL AND CONCRETE to increase the price of beach sand is another demonstration of the Government’s continued effort to impose severe hardship on the backs of the poor and vulnerable.
Windwards starts 2009 season with a huge win
ST GEORGE’S, Grenada, – Windward Islands opener Devon Smith scored a superb double century on Saturday against Guyana, to help the Windward Islands defeat Guyana by an inning and 147runs.
Grenada enforcing ban on off-beach bathing suits
ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada (AP) — Bikini- and Speedo-clad tourists beware. The Caribbean island of Grenada says it recently began enforcing an indecent exposure law banning bathing suits away from the beach, as well as saggy pants that reveal the underwear.
Windies chose to field in 4th ODI Cricket match vs New Zealand
West Indies won the toss and elected to field in the fourth one-day international against New Zealand at Eden Park, Auckland on Saturday. New Zealand made four changes to the side that won in Wellington on Wednesday to level the five-match series at 1-1, while West Indies made three changes.
NNP strongly condemns the action of GRAVEL AND CONCRETE
The New National Party says that the decision taken by GRAVEL AND CONCRETE to increase the price of beach sand is another demonstration of the Government’s continued effort to impose severe hardship on the backs of the poor and vulnerable. The NNP believes that this decision would have negative implications […]
NNP CALLS ON THE GOVERNMENT TO SHOW GREATER RESPECT TO THE ELDERLY CITIZENS
The New National Party is appalled at the type of treatment meted out to the elderly citizens by the Tillman Thomas administration. The party believes that while there is nothing wrong with reregistering persons for a programme, it is inhumane to force disabled persons as well as those who […]
