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| 5/22/2015 || VISA-FREE TRAVEL TO EUROPE, CHINA FOR GRENADIANS | 0 | | The Grenada Government says it will sign on Thursday an agreement with the European Union later this month that will facilitate visa free travel to Schengen countries including Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France and Germany.
The accord will be signed in Brussels during the European...Read More >>> | | | 5/15/2015 || JETBLUE TEST FLIGHT TOUCHES DOWN IN GRENADA | 0 | | At exactly 11:02 AM on Tuesday, May 12, JetBlue Airbus A320 touched down in Grenada successfully completing its test flight to the newest Caribbean destination on its itinerary.
The flight, carrying several airline officials, was a forerunner to its grand inaugural trip on June 11.
In a brief ...Read More >>> | | | 5/15/2015 || PM MITCHELL REFUTES CLAIMS OF VICTIMIZATION AGAINS... | 4 | | Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell has refuted allegations of professional victimization against public officer Rachael Roberts.
The concerns were raised by the newly elected executive of the Trade Union Movement (TUC) during a meeting with the Grenadian leader on Tuesday.
Roberts, an executive...Read More >>> | | | 5/13/2015 || MORE TRAINED NURSES NEEDED IN THE CARIBBEAN—PAHO | 3 | | The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is calling for more nurses in the Caribbean and the Americas to be trained to provide skilled care.
PAHO said it is also urging that steps be taken to address what it described as inequities in nurse distribution and the problem of out-migration.
“Ma...Read More >>> | | | 5/8/2015 || GRENADA CONSULATE OPENING IN MIAMI PROVOKES REACTI... | 0 | | Last week’s opening by the Grenada government of a new consulate in Miami Beach, Florida, has provoked a reaction from New York-based Grenadians, who have already been voicing frustration and dismay over the closure of the country’s consulate in New York.
Grenada’s ambassador to the United States...Read More >>> | | | 5/7/2015 || GRENADIANS HAIL OPENING OF CONSULATE IN SOUTH FLOR... | 5 | | Amy Francis, formerly of St Paul’s and now the leader of a Grenadian community organisation in South Florida called it the best thing that has happened for Grenadians there in her lifetime.
She was hailing the opening of the country’s first consulate, located in the impressive trendy South Beac...Read More >>> | | | 5/7/2015 || MORE THAN 300 GRENADIAN STUDENTS TO BENEFIT FROM T... | 1 | | A total of 375 students will receive training, as part of the Ask Listen Learn programme, developed by the Washington, D.C.–based Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, which leads the fight to eliminate underage drinking.
Students from Grades 4, 5 and 6, from three primary schools, Mt...Read More >>> | | | 5/6/2015 || GRENADA SENATE PASSES BANKING BILL | 0 | | Grenada has joined Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU) neighbours Antigua and Barbuda, St. Vincent and Dominica in passing modernised legislation to establish a single banking space in the ECCU.
The Upper House passed the Banking Bill 2015, which repeals the Banking Bill of 2005.
This will...Read More >>> | | | 5/4/2015 || WINDIES BEAT ENGLAND BY FIVE WICKETS TO LEVEL TEST... | 1 | | A superb century stand between Darren Bravo and Jermaine Blackwood piloted West Indies to an emphatic win over England in the third Test at Kensington Oval, on Sunday (May 3). It was their first victory over England since the opening match of the 2009 series in Kingston, Jamaica.
Left-hander Brav...Read More >>> | | | 4/24/2015 || STATEMENT BY THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS | 1 | | The Ministry of Foreign Affairs wishes to reaffirm that the Government of Grenada remains committed to strengthening its partnership with Grenadians in the Diaspora. Grenadian citizens and the network community organizations throughout the world continue to make substantive contributions to Grenada’...Read More >>> | | | 4/24/2015 || GRENADA POLICE ARREST SEVEN NEPALESE STUDENTS ARRI... | 1 | | Seven Nepalese students, who were reported missing in Saint Lucia last weekend, were arrested by the Grenada police on Wednesday. The police reported that the students arrived in Grenada by boat from Saint Lucia. They were detained in police custody.
The seven students detained in Grenada have b...Read More >>> | | | 4/22/2015 || 2ND TEST: WINDIES 299; ENGLAND 74-0 AT CLOSE | 3 | | England, replying to West Indies’ 299 all out, were 74 without loss at the close on the rain-hit second day of the second Test at the Grenada National Stadium on Wednesday.
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WEST INDIES 299 (Marlon Samuels 103, Darren Bravo 35, Denesh Ramdin 31, Devendra Bishoo 30, Jermaine Blackwood 26...Read More >>> | | | 4/21/2015 || WINDIES 102 FOR 4 AT TEA IN 2ND TEST VS. ENGLAND | 0 | | Middle order batsman Marlon Samuels was leading a valiant effort by West Indies to dig themselves out of a hole against England at tea on the first day of the second test at the National cricket stadium in Grenada on Tuesday.
Samuels is unbeaten on 35 and has already put on 28 runs for the 5th wi...Read More >>> | | | 4/21/2015 || GRENADA RECEIVES HIGH RATINGS FOR CRICKET PREPARAT... | 0 | | Sports minister Emmalin Pierre says government is convinced the right decision was made to move other sporting activities around the country, in preparation for next week’s test match between West Indies and England.
Grenada has been commended for the level of preparation put into ensuring the ev...Read More >>> | | | 4/17/2015 || GRENADIANS IN NEW YORK VOICE CONCERN OVER CLOSURE ... | 2 | | Scores of Grenadians attended a meeting in New York on Tuesday night to voice their concerns regarding the closure of Grenada’s New York consulate office.
The large Grenadian population in New York—estimated at more than 100,000—has had consular services available to them locally since independe...Read More >>> | | | 4/16/2015 || 5.4 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE RATTLES TRINIDAD, TOBAGO,... | 0 | | An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.4 rocked Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday night but there were no immediate reports of damages or injuries.
The United States Geological Survey said the quake was also felt in Venezuela and as far north as St Georges in Grenada. It was focused at an epicentre a...Read More >>> | | | 4/16/2015 || WINDIES NEED 438 FOR VICTORY IN 1ST TEST | 0 | | England have set West Indies a massive 438 runs to win the opening Test, after declaring their second innings on 337 for seven, just over half-hour before tea on the penultimate day here Thursday.
Gary Ballance converted his lunch time unbeaten 92 into 122 while Jos Buttler smashed an unbeaten 59...Read More >>> | | | 4/15/2015 || FIRST TEST UPDATE: WINDIES FIGHTING BACK | 0 | | West Indies were staging a gutsy fightback against England at stumps on the second day of the first Test at the Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium here yesterday.
Veteran Shiv Chanderpaul and Jermaine Blackwood crafted an unbeaten half-century partnership as the home side fought doggedly to lift th...Read More >>> | | | 4/15/2015 || GRENADIAN HOTELS BOOKED SOLID FOR CRICKET | 1 | | Local hotels and guest houses are reported to be fully booked and anxiously awaiting the thousands of international and regional fans that will begin pouring into Grenada in the next few days.
Sports Minister, Hon. Emmalin Pierre, on Tuesday, said the Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA) has reported ...Read More >>> | | | 4/14/2015 || MOBILE PHOTO EXHIBITION TO BRING GRENADIANS ‘BACK ... | 3 | | For Grenada’s first Heritage Month celebration, the Ministry of Culture and Heritage and the National Museum is collaborating to bring Grenadians ‘back in time’ through a mobile exhibition of photos dating back to the early 18th century.
Mr. Thomas Matthew, Chief Cultural Officer at the Ministry ...Read More >>> | | | 4/14/2015 || GRENADA REACHES RESTRUCTURING AGREEMENT IN PRINCIP... | 1 | | The government of Grenada has reached an agreement in principle with the Steering Committee of Grenada Bondholders on the key financial terms that will apply to the forthcoming restructuring of its US and EC Dollar Bonds due 2025.
The key financial terms that have been agreed in principle include...Read More >>> | | | 4/8/2015 || PRESIDENT OBAMA'S VISIT SHOULD IMPROVE REGIONAL RE... | 4 | | This week’s visit of US President Barack Obama to Jamaica, and the meeting with heads of state and government of Caribbean Community (CARICOM), should deepen bilateral relations between the US and the region, the White House said on Tuesday.
Deputy national security advisor for strategic communic...Read More >>> | | | 4/3/2015 || JETBLUE OFFICIALS VISIT GRENADA | 3 | | There is a mounting excitement within the Diaspora in parts of North America as JetBlue presses ahead with plans to fly the Grenadian skies.
News of heightened anticipation overseas is being reported by Elizabeth Ninomiya, JetBlue’s Manager of Corporate Communications for Latin America and the Ca...Read More >>> | | | 4/3/2015 || CARIBBEAN GOVERNMENTS MUST DEVOTE ONE PERCENT OF G... | 0 | | Caribbean governments must devote at least one percent of their gross Domestic Product (GDP) to science and technology for the region to make significant progress in this area.
This was one of the recommendations coming out of the second High Level CARICOM Science and Technology meeting which end...Read More >>> | | | 4/3/2015 || MORE CARIBBEAN LEADERS APPRECIATE LINK BETWEEN TEC... | 0 | | Grenada Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell says more Caribbean leaders are starting to appreciate the link between science and technology and economic growth.
Mitchell is expected to take the recommendations from the just concluded Caribbean Community (CARICOM) technology meeting before the next r...Read More >>> | | | 3/31/2015 || PLANS FOR INAUGURAL HERITAGE MONTH UNDERWAY | 0 | | A travelling photo exhibition through every parish, including Carriacou, is a major highlight of the first Heritage Month, which will be observed in April.
Last year, Cabinet approved April as Heritage Month, to coincide with World Heritage Day on April 18.
Culture Minister, Sen. Brenda Hood ...Read More >>> | | | 3/31/2015 || CARIBBEAN COCOA INSPIRES THE WORLD'S CHOCOLATIERS | 1 | | The popularity of dark chocolate throughout the world has surpassed just being a flavour of the month. The rapid growth in demand for fine flavour cocoa, primarily used in the sought-after dark chocolate, over the past five years, is set to continue bringing lucrative benefits to the Caribbean’s fin...Read More >>> | | | 3/24/2015 || YOUTH IN EASTERN CARIBBEAN TO BE TRAINED IN ANIMAT... | 0 | | Four hundred young men and women in Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean will be equipped to participate in the global multi-billion dollar mobile application and animation industries. The Caribbean Development Bank, along with partners, will fund training under the Caribbean Animation and Technology ...Read More >>> | |
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