Year: 2018

Veteran calypsonian, Calypso Rose, will be awarded the Grand Prize for World Music when she attends the Sacem Grand Prix in France, next month. Calypso Rose, 78, the holder of Order of the Republic of […]

Prime Minister, Dr. Keith Mitchell, on Wednesday 21st November, said that his administration is committed to working with public sector unions to come up with a pension package, but it will only be done, in […]

My next door neighbor, who also hails from my native land, Guyana, has two young sons, and although one is a tot and the other a baby, I recently became concerned while interacting with them. […]

Each and every child has rights, the chief of which is the right to be respected. Another such right is not to be abused. Do not get me wrong for I am not saying “spare […]

 Hardly a day passes that someone, struggling with the often conflicting rules of race, as well as curiosity, does not pose the following question: how come Black people are so screwed up? Most people skirt […]

Futsal is a modified association of football played on a hard court, smaller than a football pitch, and mainly indoors. It can be considered a version of five-a-side football. It is played between two teams of five players each, one […]

Ladies and gentlemen, I take the opportunity, yet again, to address the nation in my capacity as Minister for Education. The decision by the Grenada Union of Teachers, to undertake industrial action, in response to […]

(GIS)-Minister of Labour, Honourable Peter David and Labour Commissioner, Mr. Cyrus Griffith worked late into the night Monday in a meeting with leaders of the Public Sector Trade Unions & Staff Associations in an attempt to get […]