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Caribbean talks conservation on Branson's island
Political and business leaders are gathering on a billionaire's private island Friday to back a program aimed at expanding protection for the Caribbean's imperiled coasts and waters.
Letter: Grenada's NNP government much to do list
Dear Sir: We are accomplishing much after only three months of forming the new government.
Optimistic but Cautious, Grenada Bolsters Its Water Resources
ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada, May 11 - One daunting scientific forecast states that almost half of the world's population will live in areas of water scarcity by 2030.
Trinidad and Grenada prime ministers meet in Port of Spain
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New rapid response unit for cops - PM
Police will soon get 300 new vehicles and more manpower which will go towards a new Rapid Response Unit, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar said yesterday.
Dear Sir: The public service of any democratic country should be one that is independent and professional with public employees serving the interest of their country and not a political leader or organisation.
HISTORIC: Grenada's first female Governor General sworn in
ST GEORGE'S, Grenada : The first ever female Governor General of Grenada was sworn into office today.
Letter: Election 2018: Franca vs Glynis vs Emmalin or Burke vs David
Dear Sir: In May 2013, Grenada will once again make political history when the island will get its first female governor general in the person of Mrs Cecile De La Grenade.
Letter: Grenadians dont expect Mitchell to perform miracles
Dear Sir: The people of Grenada say that they don't expect the newly elected prime minister and his New National Party government to perform miracles, but they know that with this recent election, all the people in Grenada are aware of the policies of the government, whether they accepted to believe it or not.
Commentary: The appointment of lame duck opposition senators in Grenada
This is one of two articles submitted for publication by the late Ian Francis shortly before his recent death and which, encouraged by his fellow contributors, we have decided to publish posthumously.
Grenada moving to liberalise electricitysector - Attempts to reduce light bills
Grenada is hoping to rely on wind turbines such as these at a section of the Wigton Windfarm in Manchester, for generation of electricity.
Commentary: Law and Politics: We have the billion-dollar budget
By Lloyd Noel Although late in coming but within the time frame in our Constitution the Minister of Finance and Prime Minister, Dr Keith Mitchell, presented the 2013 Budget in the Lower House of Parliament last week Tuesday.