CHRISTMAS TREAT FOR CHILDREN

St. George's, December 11, 2008 -- The first in a series of constituency Christmas parties, organized by members of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), will be held this Saturday, December 13, in South St. George's.

EXPLORING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN GRENADA

St. George's, December 12, 2008 -- Grenada's Prime Minister says that the government's planned economic development thrust, involving a partnership between the public and private sector, is not restricted to working with the business community in the country.

PLANS TO SEND HOME 1200 OF 3700 WORKERS
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FINANCIAL CRISIS BITES INTO CARIBBEAN TOURISM NUMBERS
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December 8, 2008 -- Caribbean countries are beginning to feel the drought in travel brought on by the economic meltdown in the United States. The latest figures released by the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), as of November 20, show a fall-off for the regional tourism sector, the backbone for many Caribbean economies, for the January to October period.

SENATOR DEVON RACHAE APPALLED WITH GOVERNMENT MEMBER BEHAVIOUR

St. George's, December 10, 2008 -- Sen. the Hon Devon Rache says he is appalled and shocked that a member of the Government will warn against using the name of God in Parliament.

PM REAFFIRMS HIS COMMITMENT TO UPHOLDING HUMAN RIGHTS

St. George's, December 10, 2008 -- Prime Minister Honourable Tillman Thomas says his government holds fast to the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, and is especially concerned with protecting the rights of women.

PM ADDRESS NATION ON GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

St. George's, December 10, 2008 -- The Grenada National Organization of Women has concluded it 16 days of activism to heighten aware of violence against women.