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Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique have voted the National Democratic Congress (NDC) into power, which means political leader of the NDC, Dickon Mitchell, is to become the next prime minister.  Mitchell, a 44-year-old&nbs

Preliminary results in Grenada show that the main opposition, National Democratic Congress (NDC) won Thursday's general elections...

Grenadians elected 44-year-old attorney, Dickon Mitchell, as the new Prime Minister of country in the general elections

St George’s – Attorney Dickon Mitchell was sworn in as Grenada’s ninth Prime Minister on Friday, pledging to end nepotism, reform the electoral system and work for the betterment of the tri-island state. Mitchell, 44, who led the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) to a 9-6 victory in Thursday’s general election, took the oath of office before Governor General Dame Cecile La Grenade in the presence of his grandmother, his …

Dickon Amiss Thomas Mitchell has been sworn in as prime minister of the tri-island state of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.   Mitchell, 44, was sworn in as the ninth prime minister by Governor-General Dame Cecile La G

Grenadians will cast their vote today in a general election where only one thing is certain, the surname of the next Prime Minister will be Mitchell. The polls opened at 6 am and will close at 5 pm. A total of 87,794 persons are re

Grenada’s two main political parties have launched their manifestos as they prepare for Thursday’s general election

General Elections take place tomorrow in Grenada with the two major parties both claiming to have majority support and both claiming...

ST GEORGE’S – The Parliamentary Elections Office (PEO) announced on Wednesday that 41 candidates were nominated to contest general elections on June 23, with the two main parties contesting all 15 seats in the Parliament. In a statement, the PEO said apart from the governing New National Party (NNP) and the main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), three other parties were contesting the elections that Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell …

Grenada’s main opposition National Democratic Congress calls for fixed election date as it criticized the operations of the Elections Office