At a very tender age Lexan Fletcher knew what she wanted to be, a “TV Star” and today she has captivated the heart of many of her audience and clients alike with her infectious smile, husky voice and warm personality. read more
Besides being a calypsonian, Ralph "Cuk Gendai" George was well-known cricketer — being an accomplished all-rounder who was a popular individual, particular with the ladies. He described himself as a “cock of the heart”. read more
An everyday Grenadian, striving to lift his country and most importantly his neighbourhood; so it can become a better place for the present and future generations. Randal Robinson was born on a blissful day in the year 1963 to Robert and Inez Robinson and raised in the village of Creighton St. Paul’s, alongside his brother Alan and sister Heather. As a youth; he played an active role in the development ... read more
The Ministry of Youth, Sports and Ecclesiastical Relations says it wants to work aggressively to assist the development of young Entrepreneurs as part of moves aimed at helping the Private Sector grow. read more
Delivered at the funeral service of Professor Simeon ‘Randy’ McIntosh on Friday 5th April 2013 at the Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception in Grenada by Ruggles Ferguson, a close personal friend and president of the OECS Bar Association. read more
Profile of Grenada's youngest politician, Ali Anthony Brian Dowden. read more
The Grenada Government launches investigation into unclaimed Public Assistance. read more
Mr. Louis Crishock, Charge d’ Affaires, U. S. Embassy Grenada will administer the Oath of Service. Besides Hon Pierre, guests to the ceremony will also include government officials from partnering ministries, families that have hosted the Peace Corps Trainees and community members from the villages where the Trainees will serve for the next two years. read more
The evening session began with an activity that enabled young men to explore and examine different states of peace and peacelessness in their lives on a personal and community level. Mr. Douglas pointed out that before we can begin working to break the cycle of violence that is prevalent in our families, communities, workplaces and society on a whole we must address peace on a personal level. read more
Under the theme “Sustainable Energy: Powering a Green Economy” three secondary schools took up the challenge put out by the Energy Unit to create and build a Water Harvesting prototype, as part of the activities for Energy Week, which ran from 11–16 November 2012. read more