Month: October 2021

Historically, nurses have always volunteered to serve during times of crisis—often traveling to wherever they were needed the most. Much in the same way, many students in the St. George’s University School of Arts and […]

Grenadians are being urged to guard against complacency as the  country experiences a decline in the number of active COVID-19 cases. Exceeding 5,000 active cases at one point, the country’s total number of active cases […]

Prime Minister and Minister for National Security, Dr. the Right Honourable Keith Mitchell, has announced several changes to Grenada’s COVID-19 Regulations. The nightly curfew will remain in effect, but with an adjustment in the time […]

Happy Teachers’ Day to all our teachers. I salute every teacher who has embraced teaching as a vocation (a calling to serve humanity), and has gone beyond the call of duty to be more than […]

Fellow Grenadians, the past few weeks posed a critical challenge for our health care  system but thankfully, we are emerging from what will likely be recorded as one of  the darkest periods of our country’s […]

UNITED NATIONS (CMC) — The UN children’s agency, UNICEF, on Tuesday warned that the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has taken a toll on the mental health of children and young people, and impacts could be felt for many […]

PARIS, France (AFP)— Vaccination with two doses of the Pfizer jab stays highly effective against severe COVID — including the Delta variant — for at least six months, an analysis of US patients said Monday. While previous data […]

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) — The Barbados-based Caribbean Drought and Precipitation Monitoring Network (CDPMN) on Monday said that in recent months, rainfall deficits have been accumulating in some parts of the Caribbean, particularly in the northern half of the […]