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Grenada’s centre-left opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) party won the general elections held in the Caribbean country on June 23, reports People's Dispatch.

Former Grenada prime minister Dr. Keith Mitchell was on Monday sworn in as the island’s opposition Leader following his defeat

PARAMARIBO, Suriname – Caribbean Community (CARICOM) leaders began their annual summit in earnest today – coinciding with CARICOM Day marking the signing of the Treaty of Chaguaramas that gave birth to the regional integration movement, hoping for fresh perspectives on deepening the 15-member grouping.“As we prepare, for our deliberations, for the next two days, let us remain mindful of the importance of solidarity and the spirit of a community, when we address the issues on our agenda,”...

St. George: July 5, 2022: Grenada’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Trade & Export Development, Hon. Joseph Andall, met on Tuesday with the Ambassad...

Eleven days after leading the New National Party (NNP) into defeat, former Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell was on Monday sworn in as the island’s opposition Leader. “It is both an honour and gratitude that I have accepted the mantle to lead t

PARAMARIBO, Suriname – The newly elected Prime Minister of Grenada, Dickon Mitchell, on Sunday warned the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) against being viewed as a “talk” shop and urged Caribbean leaders to do more to foster greater regional unity and socio-economic development. Mitchell, who came to office after leading his National Democratic Congress (NDC) to victory in the June 23 general election, told the opening ceremony of the 43rd CARICOM Summit that …

St. George: July 4, 2022: “Grenada is willing, ready and eager to do its part in transforming our beloved Caribbean Community.” That is the commitment...

Prime Minister of Grenada-Dickon Mitchell has been greeted by other Caribbean leaders after his arrival in Barbados for his connecting flight to Suriname

Parliamentary elections in the Commonwealth Caribbean are closely followed not just by the voters in the country holding the elections but also by voters in neighbouring countries. The results are subjected to scrutiny in the rest of the region and interpreted according to such criteria as political preferences, perceptions about political leadership and even ideological affiliations, real or imagined. In the case of the most recent elections, held last Thursday …

The official swearing-in ceremony for Grenada’s new Cabinet of Ministers has taken place with the new ministers receiving their instruments of appointment.   Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell is the minister for finance, minister for nati