Month: March 2021

Countries that are most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change will help set the international agenda, in the run up to COP26. Today 31 March, the UK hosted its Climate and Development Ministerial event, […]

Since he was sixteen, he started farming; after almost 30 years of being a farmer,  Elvis  Paul has over eight (8) acres of land cultivated. Just as other farmers in the area where he farms, […]

Prime Minister, Dr the Right Honourable Keith Mitchell, this week encouraged permanent secretaries and senior managers in the public service to embrace change and versatility as key traits of good leaders. Addressing the senior managers […]

St George’s University (SGU) announced several expansion and redevelopment projects designed to increase the capacity of student services and academic facilities on the True Blue Campus in Grenada. The expansion, led by the University’s operations […]

BEAUSEJOUR, CARRIACOU: Works on the newly upgraded and renamed ‘Hillsborough Smart Health Centrer’ in Carriacou, is now complete. Keys to the facility were handed over to health care workers there on Wednesday, March 24, in […]

In an effort to increase production and assist  farmers who have experienced reduced levels of production, the Ministry of Agriculture, Lands  and Forestry recently hosted a training session on yam production. More than 50 participants […]

The Ministry of Sports, Culture and the Arts, Fisheries and Co-operatives assures fishers that it is currently engaged in communications with the Grenada Ports Authority and Grenada Coast Guard, with respect to the two tankers […]

The British High Commission in St George’s through the UK Government’s Climate Diplomacy Fund handed over 3 solar-powered water heaters to the Ministry of Social Development to support residential homes by creating more environmentally friendly […]