By J. K. Roberts (Sound Public Policies Advocate); Circulated on Tuesday 6th March 2018 An elections manifesto is a public pronouncement of the policies intended to be implemented by a political party (or, by an independent candidate), if it forms the government. The manifesto generally speaks about a wide range of national issues, directly and […]
Monday, 5th February 2018. Joseph K. Roberts Jupa Road / Mon Plaisir c/o Grand Roy Post Office, ST. JOHN. The Supervisor of Elections Parliamentary Elections Office Tanteen, ST. GEORGE. OPEN LETTER TO GRENADA’S SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS Dear Mr. Alex Phillip : Christian Greetings and God’s Blessings to you and yours; also of course toward Grenada’s […]
By John N Telesford, Lecturer – TAMCC Independence suggests that a nation is sovereign and has the autonomy (freedom) to make its own choices. Since 1974, Grenada was declared independent or was provided the right of a sovereign nation-charting its own development pathway. The year 2018, marks 44 years of Grenada’s independence and this birthday is […]
By Judy M. McCutcheon MBA I have a very good friend and before I met him, I heard about the extraordinary quality of service he gives to his guests. We can say that he is legendary in the service industry. His clients are all raving fans and they spread the word about him loudly, they […]
St. Patrick’s Breakwater: The Promise of a Marina and a Brighter Future “This is Lagoon Road Marina… Port Louis in Grenada. Just imagine that this is Sauteurs Bay Marina in the future when the New National Party Government completes the Breakwater Project. We need this same bustle of activity in Sauteurs so that’s why we […]
By Judy M. McCutcheon MBA I first wrote this article about three years ago and it’s still relevant today. So, I thought I’d update it to help to remind you of some principles that we tend to throw out the door during the holiday season. Christmas is my favourite time of year, I am like […]
