NNP Mid Term Rally This Sunday

The  NNP team is on the move to the Grenville Car Park this Sunday, January 9th, 2011 to review and expose the NDC Government for its non-performance and malicious mis-management of our Country over the past two and a half years.

We take this opportunity to invite you to come and hear the NNP team of Mrs. Emmalin Pierre as she speaks on matters affecting the youth of our Nation, Hon Dr.Claris Modeste as she speaks about the massive breakdown of Health Care and Social Services, Senator Gregory Bowen as he exposes the failures in Agriculture and the embarrassment of having to now

Grenadian woman jailed for attack on Cop

A Brooklyn woman an immigrant from the Caribbean Island of Grenada tearfully apologized as she pleaded guilty in a New York court on Tuesday for tearing a cop’s scrotum. Elen Murell agreed to a two-year prison term for the 2008 attack on Officer Derek O’Sullivan in her Crown Heights home.

When she finishes her stretch upstate for felonious assault, she is expected to be deported to her native Grenada, said a spokesman for Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes.

Murell asked Assistant District Attorney Lewis Lieberman if she could apologize to O’Sullivan, an act both unsolicited and unrehearsed, her lawyer Michael

Sammy to Captain Strong Windward Team

Kingstown, St Vincent â€" Darren Sammy will lead the Windward Islands in the upcoming West Indies Cricket Board’s Caribbean T20 Tournament next month. The West Indies captain was named in the 14-man squad announced by the Windwards selectors. The vice captain is Devon Smith, while West Indies players Shane Shillingford, Nelon Pascal and Andre Fletcher are also in the side.

The Windwards will enter the tournament with confidence following their go showing at the WICB 50-Over Tournament in Jamaica in October, when they reached the semi-finals. The selectors retained the nucleus of that squad â€" with middle-order batsman Donwell Hector

PM Thomas New Years Address 2011

While this is a characteristic Grenadian trait, this year’s outpouring of goodwill reflects the collective recognition of the deep economic challenges that enveloped our societies.
It speaks to the fortitude and strength of character of our people and our resolve to persevere.
Similarly, it also speaks to the true nature and character of most Grenadians who are desirous of pursuing a peaceful and god fearing life.

Most importantly, we should be thankful for the many blessings that we have enjoyed during the past year.
Despite the many odds, we are able to successfully navigate the turbulent economic waters, maintain social and economic stability and continue to lay the basis for future economic growth and development.

We have also been able to complete preparations to ensure that many projects will commence during the New Year. Projects, that will facilitate capital investment in infrastructure and

Opposition Leader Dr the Rt Hon Keith Mitchell New Years Message

My dear and abiding Grenadian Friends â€" Citizens of Grenada both at home and abroad. I bring you warm and fraternal New Year Greetings on my own behalf and on behalf of my family and the members of Her Majesty’s Opposition in Parliament.

As a nation, we have faced difficult times in the past year. 2010 has indeed been a year of great challenge for many of us particularly in relation to the worsening state of our economy. It is my hope â€" and I know that it is the hope of many â€" that the year 2011 will somehow represent a new beginning for the entire

Opposition Leader Dr the Rt Hon Keith Mitchell New Years Message

My dear and abiding Grenadian Friends â€" Citizens of Grenada both at home and abroad. I bring you warm and fraternal New Year Greetings on my own behalf and on behalf of my family and the members of Her Majesty’s Opposition in Parliament.

As a nation, we have faced difficult times in the past year. 2010 has indeed been a year of great challenge for many of us particularly in relation to the worsening state of our economy. It is my hope â€" and I know that it is the hope of many â€" that the year 2011 will somehow represent a new beginning for the entire

Opposition Leader Dr the Rt Hon Keith Mitchell New Years Message

My dear and abiding Grenadian Friends â€" Citizens of Grenada both at home and abroad. I bring you warm and fraternal New Year Greetings on my own behalf and on behalf of my family and the members of Her Majesty’s Opposition in Parliament.

As a nation, we have faced difficult times in the past year. 2010 has indeed been a year of great challenge for many of us particularly in relation to the worsening state of our economy. It is my hope â€" and I know that it is the hope of many â€" that the year 2011 will somehow represent a new beginning for the entire