Business
MOBILIZING FINANCING FOR RENEWABLES
Boosting energy security and lowing carbon emissions in the fight to keep 1.5 alive was the goal coming from Cop 26. The question of how can Grenada benefit from financing for renewable energy investments from the ECCB. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFlM5VIp3sQ
BUSINESS OWNERS CRYOUT
Business owners in St. John say their business is suffering great loss due to construction work being done on the Gouyave Estate Road. while they welcome the development they believe much more can be done to speed up the process....
IT’S A HOAX
GRENADIANS ARE ADVISED NOT TO CIRCULATE A POST ON SOCIAL MEDIA THAT SPEAKS TO A BRAND OF RICE DISTRIBUTED ON THE ISLAND CLAIMING TO HAVE A VIRUS. THE GRENADA BUREAU OF STANDARDS AND THE CYBER SECURITY UNIT RESPONSE TEAM FLAGGED THIS POST AS A FAKE....
A BUSINESS MAN CRY
One young businessman is crying out for help, as he claims that his business is been oppressed by one individual who has been discouraging and hindering his livelihood. 37-year-old Rayan Smith is the owner of bunanzer stable and horseback riding company. The business,...
DON’T PANIC
Vehicle owners have no need to panic as there is sufficient petroleum on the island to meet the need of the public; that’s according to management of sol gas station. Some Grenadians complained of having difficulties in purchasing petroleum at several sol-gas stations...
CAP ON GAS TO BE REMOVED
Prime minister Dickon Mitchell says if gas price drops within the next 24 to 48 hours as predicted, the $15 cap on gas will be removed. he says this is necessary at this time as the government has a 1-million-dollar debt due to the fuel cap. Grenadians should see the...
MAJOR DECISION PENDING
Major decisions are pending which can have dire effects on the incomes of Grenadians who may have to pay more for some goods and services. While government will be extending the cap placed on the 20lb cooking cylinder, the cap on the fuel price at the pumps may be...
OUTSTANDING ISSUES RESOLVED
An ongoing dispute dating back to the year 2000, between the Grenada Technical and Allied Workers’ Union and CIBC First Caribbean International Bank, has finally being resolved. It is one of the issues which predated the proposed sale of First Caribbean to the Grenada...
AN EVENING OF REFLECTION
Tuesday evening was a day of reflection for republic bank employees as workers from each branch gathered in front of their respective buildings Tuesday evening to reflect on the issue of salary increase. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3OTn2Kvtak
BUSINESSMAN MAKES HISTORY IN GRENADA
Salim Rahaman will be the first Muslim senator to sit in the house of parliament and will be representing the private and business sector. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM1YxaPBRvQ
