Past Barnacle CPEA Practice Tests
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Budget Alert 4.2 The Political Context of Economic Developments in Grenada in the 1950’s
By Laurel Theresa Bain The structure of Grenada’s economy is influenced by its historical legacy, its evolution to a politically independent state, and the policies pursued by administrations. The economic developments in Grenada are outlined in the context of the political and constitutional changes over the years. In the 1950s, Grenada was shifting away from […]
Three Men Charged After Two Major Drug Busts; Police Investigate Hanging at Après Toute St. David
Three Men Charged After Two Major Drug Busts On Thursday 2nd May 2024, Officers attached to the Drug Squad conducted an operation at the home of Neil Cyrus 53 years old, Shopkeeper of Radix, St. George, led to the discovery of two (2) cardboard boxes, containing twenty blocks of cocaine. The cocaine weighed a total […]
Morocco Offers Scholarships to Caribbean Students for Higher Education in Moroccan Institutions
The Kingdom of Morocco, in pursuit of its commitment to fostering international cooperation, is pleased to announce the availability of scholarships for students from Caribbean partner countries. These scholarships are intended to support individuals seeking to pursue their academic aspirations at Moroccan public universities, higher institutes, and vocational training centres for the academic year 2024-2025. […]
Police Investigate Another Shooting Death; Wanted Man – Glendon Francis; Man Charged With Murder, Attempted Murder, and Other Gun Related Offences
Police Investigate Another Shooting Death Police are actively investigating a shooting incident which occurred about 10:00 pm on Sunday 5th May, 2024, at Snug Corner, St. George, resulting in the death of a 34 years old male resident of Beaulieu, St. George. Upon receipt of the report, officers immediately visited the scene and observed the […]
And the Moral of the Story is: “We can – and must – do more’’
By Arley Salimbi Gill The ongoing saga between Fr. Gerard Paul and Bishop Clyde Harvey, in the St. George’s Diocese, may have raised eyebrows and brought public embarrassment to the Catholic Church and its members. However, it also may have caused an awakening and a reassessment of the role of the R.C. Church and of its shepherds, given today’s […]
MINISTRY OF TOURISM, CREATIVE ECONOMY AND CULTURE VACANCY NOTICE
Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for engagement as a Community Tourism Project Officer within the Ministry of Tourism JOB TITLE: Community Tourism Project Officer REPORT TO: Senior Technical Officer SUMMARY OF DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESThe Community Tourism Project Officer’s main responsibility will be to coordinate and supervise the implementation of the funded projects, in […]
Upcoming survey includes questions about Government & Opposition
By Lincoln DePradine Canada-based labour market researcher and consultant, Grenadian Dr. Justine Pierre, says there is some action that ought to be taken, “for the good of the nation’’, by both the government and the main opposition New National Party (NNP). Pierre, who recently left Grenada after a brief visit, said cost of living and […]
Chefs & Visitors To Get a ‘Taste of Grenada’ Ahead of Groundbreaking Epicurean Showcase With The James Beard Foundation®
St. George – The James Beard Foundation®, in collaboration with Chef Alexander Smalls, and the Grenada Tourism Authority, has revealed its award-winning chef lineup for the highly-anticipated “Culinary Symphony” experience in Grenada on May 18th at the Silversands Grenada. The event will celebrate the diverse flavors of the Isle of Spice, while being part of […]