It is not a topic that is openly and freely discussed without fear of being stared at or judged, but, it is something that ought to be spoken about and understood because it is real. It has become and is becoming an issue that we are faced with today. The National Institute of Mental Health […]
The question as to whether or not Grenada or any other country has legal recourse after the adoption of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as the final appellate court, is hanging over the heads of some concerned citizens. The Barnacle spoke to Attorney at Law, Jerry Edwin, who shares the above sentiments. “If Grenada […]
Legal Advisor to the Ministry of Finance, Grenada: The nation was abuzz and distracted with the news that Prime Minister Mitchell had appointed his son, Olinga Mitchell, as Legal Advisor in the Ministry of Finance, In defending the appointment, the Prime Minister advised the nation that his son is highly qualified for the position in […]
By Lincoln DePradine A trade dispute is simmering. On the one side is the United States and its leader, Donald J. Trump; and on the other are Canada, Mexico and member-nations of the European Union (E.U.). And this dispute, if not resolved amicably, could adversely affect regional economies, including Grenada’s. It could be the worst […]
By J. K. Roberts (Sound Public Policies Advocate); Circulated on Tuesday 20th March 2018 The historic win of the New National Party (NNP) in the 13th March 2018 general elections tends to set a definite perspective on the legacy of Dr. Keith Mitchell, who controversially took leadership of NNP from Prime Minister Herbert Blaize in […]
By Ambassador Daniela Tramacere, Head of the EU Delegation to Barbados, the Eastern Caribbean States, the OECS, and CARICOM/CARIFORUM Today is International Women’s Day. It is not only a symbolic day on the calendar where the spotlight falls on women; it is an opportunity to seize and reflect on the progress made towards gender equality […]
