Grenada News

Government of Grenada released an official statement in appreciation of the Olympic participant, Kirani Zeno James

Intercaribbean airlines launches customised aircraft adorned with Grenada’s flag and “Spirit of Grenada” engraved on its nose.

4 Caribbean athletes outshine others at the Paris Olympics as Saint Lucia and Dominica wins their first gold medals.

5 Caribbean women track and field athletes qualifies for women’s 100m category semi finals scheduled for Saturday.

CARICOM leaders gathered to plant spice trees to promote environment sustainability at the 47th annual meeting of the community.

CARICOM meeting in Grenada begins this Sunday with Dickon Mitchell appointed as the new chairman of the community.

The Paris Olympics are all set to start this Friday with more than 200 Caribbean players taking part in sports biggest event.

CCRIF offered US $55.6 million to the Grenadian government in response to the damage caused by hurricane BERYL.

PM Mitchell announces the opening of Vincennes Community Centre in St David on 25th July 2024 at the Old School Site, Vincennes, St. David.

CARICOM is all set to host its 47th regular meet from 28-30 July that will honour PM Dickon Mitchell as the new chairman of the community.

Caribbean Airlines announced additional flights to Trinidad and Grenada in light of the upcoming Spice Mas event in Grenada.

Ministry of Finance in a news release stated that petroleum products in Grenada are meant to follow new pricing effective July 18th,2024.

A tropical wave alert has been issued for Grenada due to the chances of the frequent showers and isolated thunderstorms over the next 2 days.

The prime minister of Saint Lucia, Philip J. Pierre emphasized the importance of climate change since his recent visit to the Carriacou.

The United Nations has granted a $9 million relief package for the people affected by Hurricane Beryl in Grenada, St Vincent and the Grenadines

Grenada Tourism Authority announced the arrival of Royal Caribbean’s Rhapsody which is all set to enter the Grenadian waters on 9th July 2024.

Police department of Trinidad and Tobago with Grenada Police Force are working together to apprehend two criminals.

Ten deaths have been recorded across the Caribbean region so far due to Hurricane Beryl from Saturday to Wednesday

The prime minister of Grenada demanded for a climate justice highlighting the damage caused to Grenada, Caribbean, and the SIDS from BERYL.

Calvin Ayre Helicopters has been providing emergency and relief supplies to the southeastern Caribbean as part of the assistance efforts made due to the devastation caused by the Hurricane Beryl