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Grenlec records major kite-related power outages
Flying kites near power lines increase the risk of power outages, power surges and electrocution.
Read moreGlenelg celebrates 25 years with a donation to St Patrick’s Anglican Primary School
“Glenelg is committed to giving back to the nation of Grenada, which has been instrumental in the company’s growth and...
Read more12°N61°W Grenadian Film Festival making Grenada a hub for filmmaking
The 12°N61°W Grenadian Film Festival seeks to change the narrative of people of African descent, by allowing emerging and aspiring...
Read moreECCB Vacancy – Deputy Director
Applications are invited from suitably qualified citizens of the member territories of the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU) for the...
Read moreEditorial censorship rocks the region
“In some of the Islands, political parties even own or have major shares in media companies, compromising journalistic independence.”
Read moreMelville Street traffic delay
“There will be a delay in traffic along Melville Street, St George’s in the vicinity of the Bus Terminal, St....
Read moreHigher gas prices for April 2019
Retail prices of petroleum products, effective Thursday, 18 April 2019.
Read moreSome Grenadians importing American English
“I believe we have our own version of English too and it is good.”
Read moreGauging the social benefits of Grenada’s CBI programme
“There is no other project of such scale intended for Grenada, or to render the social benefit it is intended...
Read moreReon Radix to officiate again at the CONCACAF level
“Grenada’s Referee, Reon Radix, has been appointed yet again to officiate at the CONCACAF level.”
Read moreHurricane preparedness table top exercise
Hurricane Preparedness exercise equipped officers with necessary skills needed in case of a hurricane.
Read moreThe UWI names Grenada best-paying island for student tuition
Government pays in excess of EC$500,000 monthly to UWI as tuition costs for Grenadian students whether at the physical campuses,...
Read moreTAMCC IT students use technology to solve problems on campus
This year has seen a number of technological innovations from Year Two students from various departments of the School of...
Read moreTAMCC Robotics Club aims to improve Grenada’s ranking in Dubai
The FIRST Global Robotics Challenge challenges students to develop their capabilities in science, mathematics, technology, and innovation and apply them...
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