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Grenada advances reforms for regional electric mobility integration
by Curlan Campbell Programme includes installation of up to 12 charging stations across Grenada Stakeholder workshop focused on legal preparedness for EV transition and end-of-life management One priority is to amend Solid Waste Management Act As...

School for the Deaf Grenada’s upgraded educational assessment resource room
Some 150 students of School for the Deaf Grenada are set to benefit annually from a newly outfitted Educational Assessment and Resource Room dedicated to assessing students’ learning needs, identifying their strengths and areas for improvement,...

Grenada welcomes Honorary Consul to Thailand
A courtesy call on 9 July 2025 with Prime Minister Honourable Dickon Mitchell, Shubhodeep Prasanta Das, Honorary Consul for Grenada in Thailand, accompanied by Zhi Ho Heng, Business Manager for Mr Das’ group of companies, and Ambassador Dr Richard...

EU announces €200m contribution to Spanish fusion research facility
The European Commission has approved an investment of €202m for a particle accelerator in the Grenada region of southern Spain, around a quarter of the expected total construction cost. The Fusion Materials Irradiation Facility (IFMIF-DONES) will...

Grenada’s PM Mitchell calls for Single Caricom ICT Space
The Honourable Dickon Mitchell, Prime Minister of Grenada and Caricom’s lead Head of Government for Science and Technology, has shared a vision for a single Caricom ICT Space. In delivering the keynote address at CANTO’s 40th Annual Conference at...

Grenada PM calls for the acceleration of the digital future of the region
Photo: Grenada’s Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell, addressing the 40th annual meeting of the Caribbean Association of National Telecommunication Organisations (CANTO) (CMC Photo) Grenada’s Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell is calling on the Caribbean...

This Grenada Festival Lets You Dive, Learn, and Help Save the Ocean
You rise early in Grenada, where the sea is still silver and calm, and the scent of salt clings to the breeze. Wetsuit on, tank checked, mask fogged and cleared. You descend into another world—where coral blooms like wildflowers and sea turtles...

Grenada Coalition of Services Industries unveils dynamic board
The Grenada Coalition of Services Industries (GCSI) is pleased to announce the installation of its new Board of Directors — a great blend of visionaries, professionals, and industry leaders set to revolutionise Grenada’s service economy. This may...

Alexis should concede for an Open University on Grenada Constitution
The demeanor and declarations displayed by constitutional attorney, Dr. Francis Alexis KC., on the 06 July 2025 episode of The Bubb Report, justifies and reaffirms the need for a more ‘democratic and holistic’ approach towards reforming Grenada’s...

Grenadian student excels with PETNA Scholarship
PETNA Foundation scholarship changes student’s life By Lincoln DePradine Keziah Gibbs For more than four decades, technology entrepreneur and successful international business leader, Nicholas Earle Brathwaite, has been associated with McMaster...

Grenadian scholar revisits Revolution that shook CARICOM unity
Over 45 years after the 1979 Grenada Revolution, a New York-based, Grenadian-born academic has explored “the situation” in the region during the Revolution and the subsequent US invasion, discussing why some Caribbean Community (CARICOM) states...

Grenada grapples with mounting cancer epidemic
Health officials and community leaders are sounding the alarm over a mounting cancer epidemic in Grenada. New data show that cancer deaths have surged in recent years, making cancer the second-leading cause of death in the nation and across the...

FAO gets the ball rolling on GAPS certification for soursop in Grenada
Fruit pickers in GrenadaThe Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), working together with Grenada’s Ministry of Agriculture & Lands, Forestry, Marine Resources, and Cooperatives, has completed an assessment focused on the...

Dennis Minott and Denise Forrest | Call for climate-responsive curriculum
In the face of intensifying climate threats, volatile energy markets, rising inequality, and the brutal legacy of unsustainable development, it is no longer acceptable for Caribbean business schools to persist with curricula largely disconnected...

Bermuda mulling digital healthcare collaboration with Grenada
Michael Dershem, chief executive officer of Apierion, says Bermuda makes a great sandbox for emerging medical technologies (Photograph by Jessie Moniz Hardy) To tackle a growing shortage of healthcare workers and resources, Bermuda and Grenada are...

Grenada: Police officers receive long-awaited pay and grade adjustments
The Dickon Mitchell administration has officially implemented the long-awaited adjustments to pay and grade structures for members of the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF), marking the end of decades-long delay. In an announcement made on...

Grenada’s Jab Jab Music
by Eugene Gittens Today’s popular Caribbean music includes Jamaica’s reggae, Trinidad’s Soca, Dominica’s Bouyon, St Lucia’s Dennery and one of the most popular at this time of the year — Grenada’s Jab Jab Music! While the Jab Jab masquerade is not...

Grenada Named Host Country for PISLM as Bahamas Reaffirms Commitment to Climate Resilience and Soil Health
Caribbean efforts to protect fragile landscapes took a major step forward recently as Grenada signed an agreement to become the new headquarters of the Partnership Initiative for Sustainable Land Management (PISLM), a regional body supporting...

Dr Kamla Dhyani: A Journey of music
Dr Kamla Dhyani’s journey is a powerful blend of purpose, passion and perseverance. Originally hailing from India, Dr Dhyani’s work has transcended boundaries in the development and enrichment of the performing arts both in T&T and...

Dog delay at Grenada in WI vs AUS Test saw a broadcaster’s drone chase it away after it didn’t listen to Cummins, Hazlewood
The Australia-West Indies Test is nicely poised on a knife edge with Australia 254 ahead on Day 3, the second day had some amusement for the sprinkling of spectators at Grenada. Dog stopped play for 2 minutes as the bemused Aussies failed to shoo...