Grenada

Tourism Authority of Grenada delegation met with key tourism stakeholders of the sister islands to address the most pressing issues

In its latest report on Grenada's economic performance, the International Monetary Fund stressed the importance of developing linkages with domestic agriculture and fisheries to increase the national value added to tourism

A British couple who say they flew across the Atlantic Ocean to give birth on a Caribbean beach have now been stranded in Grenada for four months and cannot leave until certain formalities on the registration of the baby's birth are met

Grenada Electricity Services Ltd., along with other partners, is preparing to host Grenlec Debates 2023 in September, a national project bringing together schools, educators, the public and private sectors, the general public and the media

The Government of Grenada has announced the release of $30 million in concessional financing from the World Bank Group as evidence of significant progress in the implementation of crucial reforms over the past 12 months

In an exclusive interview, a Grenada land surveyor has warned that criminal activities, including possible murders, will occur as a result of disputes over land ownership issues on the island, the so-called 'Land Thiefing' issue

A bill to ban the sale of Crown land on the world-famous Grand Anse beach will soon be passed in Parliament, according to an announcement by PM Mitchell

Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed that many Grenadians qualify for CANADA Plus visa programme for expedited processing of visas for citizens of Grenada who have held Canadian visas for the past ten years or who currently hold a valid US visa

The country is moving towards free secondary education for all children of primary school age starting from September, said the Minister of Education

For the first time in Grenada's history, an all-female cast of lawyers is serving in all of the island's Magistrate Courts, led by Francine Foster, who now serves as Grenada's acting chief magistrate

Grenada Co-operative Bank Limited has taken over the operations of FirstCaribbean International Bank Limited in Grenada following approval from the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank of St Kitts

A prominent Grenadian engineer in Trinidad and Tobago said the low salaries offered to local engineers mean that many highly skilled and experienced professionals are not being attracted to many jobs

The country lost $92 million in grants offered by British Prime Minister David Cameron during a visit to the island in 2015, due to the inability of the New National Party to draw up and execute projects