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Members of the National Democratic Congress have made changes to two key positions on the executive of the party. They have elected Bernard Isaac as the NDC’s new Treasurer and Vincent Roberts as the new Public Relations Officer.
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Grenada and Trinidad sign maritime treaty |
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Port of Spain, April 21, 2010 – The leaders of Grenada and the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago have hailed the signing of a maritime treaty between the two countries as symbolic of their historical bonds of friendship.
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A senior Grenada government minister has said that cabinet is still considering whether to back a proposal for raising funds for development purposes through the issuing of a Diaspora Bond.
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CELEBRATIONS CONTINUE: FROM THE CARENAGE |
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St. George’s, April 25, 2010 – Back-to-back days of activities celebrating the 300thanniversary of the Town of St. George are continuing today, Sunday, April 25, with a special breakfast marking the occasion hosted this morning in Mt. Moritz. The day is being rounded off with a culture and entertainment into the evening in the Four Roads/Grenville Street area of the city.
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Questionable spending of money borrowed for 2007 WCC
Grenada’s spending to host matches of the 2007 World Cup of Cricket is in the news again.
Chairman of the National Lottery Authority (NLA), Lingham Samuel, says that a recent audit has shown that money borrowed for playing field refurbishing in St. Andrew and St. David may not have been used for the intended purpose.
“The authority was directed to contract a $2 million loan from RBTT to finance the refurbishment of La Sagesse and Progress Park playing fields in preparation for Cricket World Cup 2007,’’ Mr. Samuel said at an NLA event last Saturday.
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