Grenada

New Senate President Dessima Williams appealed to young people to step up, take responsibility and contribute to nation-building

Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell's new government will have to pay more than $4 million in back taxes and increases to employees of T. A. Marryshow Community College (TAMCC) to settle a 10-year debt and bring workers up to the 2022 wage level

The Grenada Chamber of Industry and Commerce held its Annual General Meeting last Wednesday using a hybrid format

The Minister of Culture congratulated the winners of Carnival 2022 and praised them for a job well done during the two weeks of what is considered 'our biggest cultural event of the year'

Winning gold at Birmingham 2022, Grenada's Lindon Victor retains his Commonwealth Games decathlon title

Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Dickon Mitchell, is optimistic that the just-concluded campaign promise to pay bi-monthly salaries to government employees can become a reality within the next six to eight months

The Grenada Tourism Authority has partnered with the Spicemas Corporation to promote Grenada's Carnival 'Spicemas' throughout the Caribbean

Government expects a $1 million equipment grant from the Japanese government, to enable better management of the sargassum seaweed scourge, which has been covering beaches along the island's eastern and northern corridors since 2014

The main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) won Thursday's general election, according to preliminary results, with 15 seats; the remainder went to Prime Minister Keith Mitchell's New National Party (NNP)

The Grenada Tourism Authority has announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the Government and the Royal Caribbean Group to create job opportunities for Grenadians through a recruitment campaign

Dennis Cornwall - the National Democratic Congress' candidate for St Patrick East - has firmly promised to pay back pensions owed to public servants "within the first six months" if he is elected to form Grenada's next government on June 23

Education Minister Pierre has come under a barrage of criticism from union leaders for disparaging remarks made against T.A Marryshow Community College lecturers for their protests against government actions