The West Indies men's team finished the year with a 1-0 series victory against Bangladesh. This marks the first time since 1994 that the team completed a calendar year without losing a Test series.
Dr Marisa Nimrod achieved a milestone in June 2026. She became the Executive Director of the World Federation for Medical Education. She is the first woman and the first Caribbean national to hold this newly created position.
The prime minister of Grenada stated that the country wants to keep its investment migration programme. The government also seeks to maintain visa-free access to Europe.
The New Zealand Ambassador visited St Thomas Aquinas RC School. Funding provided by the government of New Zealand has helped turn the school into a secure educational environment and a community stronghold.
The England and Wales Cricket Board has decided to cancel a planned Test match. The game was scheduled against West Indies Women. It would have taken place during a tour of the Caribbean in 2027.
The Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda explained why the country did not vote during a UN debate about Cuba. The government had originally intended to support a resolution. This decision changed after a warning from the US. The US warned about how the vote might affect visa negotiations for citizens wanting to travel to the US.
Caribbean residents are facing a threefold burden due to climate change. They deal with initial devastation and the loss of development opportunities as resources are diverted. They also face debt accumulated to rebuild their communities. This situation suggests that current negotiations and responses are inadequate.
The National Insurance Board is seeking proposals for the Employer Contribution Amnesty Programme. These proposals should cover communications, marketing, and outreach services. The deadline for submission is 2 pm on Friday, November 20, 2026. Full details are available via NOW Grenada.
The text examines how a political party might avoid the historical cycle of rising and falling. It connects a statement by Mao Zedong regarding shared responsibility and governance to a comment by Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell. Mitchell stated that building a nation requires the active participation of every citizen.
Lydia Andrew-Duncan and her daughter, Kyra Duncan, both graduated from UWI last month. Both women from Grenada earned their Bachelor's degrees on the same day. They both graduated with honours.
The OECS is promoting yachting tourism through joint efforts between Grenada, St Lucia, and St Vincent and the Grenadines. This cooperation aims to advance the Blue Economy in the Eastern Caribbean.
Progress has been slow since the 2015 Paris Agreement. At the time of the agreement, global heating projections were as high as 4 degrees Celsius. Current long-term projections have dropped to roughly 2.7 degrees Celsius.
Send your application to hr@realvaluesupermarket.com. Please include your updated resume indicating the position you are applying for View the full post Real Value Supermarket: We’re Hiring! on NOW Grenada .
The preliminary findings of the Electoral Observation Mission, following the 5 November general elections, identify unresolved weaknesses in voter registration, campaign financing and constituency boundaries View the full post Electoral reforms remain unfinished after years of OAS recommendations on NOW Grenada .
Nationals from Bermuda, Jamaica, Cuba, Barbados, Dominican Republic, and St Kitts and Nevis are among immigrants indicted in North Carolina for illegal voting in the 2024 general elections View the full post Several Caribbean nationals arrested on illegal voting charges in United States on NOW Grenada .
An unveiling ceremony for cancer awareness was held at Spiceland Mall. The initiative intends to increase public knowledge about the disease. It provides a way for the community to express solidarity and encouragement toward affected families and individuals.
Shala Thomas is a resident of Limes who works as a teacher. She teaches at the Grenada School for Special Education. Thomas views this career path as her calling. She finds purpose in witnessing the successes of her students.
The Privy Council ruled in favor of Jason Jones. He had challenged buggery laws in Trinidad and Tobago. His representative, Anand Ramlogan SC, described the judgment as a victory for gay rights. He noted it supports equal dignity and respect for private and family life.
An agro-processing company in Grenada is seeking to lease land and a building for the long term. The company wants an option to purchase the property after five years.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino visited Grenada to discuss football development. During the visit, he praised the leadership of GFA President Marlon Glean. Infantino noted the efforts the GFA has made to grow the sport. He expressed that FIFA will continue to provide support for football in the country.
The tourism sector's future competitiveness depends on its ability to adopt innovation. Success will be defined by how the industry responds to the changing expectations of visitors. This involves the use of digital innovation and artificial intelligence to advance sustainable tourism.
Religious leaders are accused of abandoning adolescents during discussions on the Age of Civil Responsibility Bill. The only religious voices heard were those who wanted to treat adolescents as children.
Improving health requires more than just finding additional funding. It involves creating a system that is fair regarding who pays and who receives services. This approach must be intentional in its design.
The US Congress is unable to restore the internal cohesion of Caricom. This responsibility belongs to the region itself. Members of Caricom must treat their collective leverage as an asset they need to protect.
A free animal health clinic will be held on Saturday, November 14. The event takes place at the Grand Roy Playing Field in St John. It will provide free veterinary services for all kinds of animals.
The European Union had given the countries in the OECS with a CBI programme a 1 June 2028 deadline to end the programme or risk losing visa-free access to the Schengen area View the full post St Lucia government responds to European Union on CBI programme on NOW Grenada .
Hubbard’s is seeking to fill an Inventory Manager position. Interested candidates have until November 21, 2026, to apply for the role.
Grenada Bottling Company is offering career opportunities for two positions. Applicants can apply for roles as an Accounts Administrator or a Quality Lab Technician. Interested candidates must submit a curriculum vitae and cover letter by Friday, 20 November 2026.
A distinction is made between a family's historical connection to a property and its legal ownership.
Prime Minister Mitchell has named the 2027 budget and local government as key priorities. Development goals from constituency manifestos will be integrated into government budgetary planning. The administration plans to advance local government structures. This change aims to allow communities to better address their own needs.
The Grenada Co-operative League Ltd is seeking a Compliance Officer. Interested candidates must submit their applications by 30 November 2026.
Most units of the Ministry of Education will return to their building in Tanteen, St George. Regular operations resume on Monday, November 9. The offices will be open from Monday to Friday. Working hours are set from 8 am to 4 pm.
Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell spoke at a swearing-in ceremony. He asked Grenadians to stop using personal attacks and divisive politics. He urged citizens to enter a period of unity and accountability. He called for a collective effort in nation-building.
The Dutch government is reportedly unaware of a deadline in November regarding CBI. While regional and international media outlets have widely publicised the date, the European Commission has not provided public confirmation.
FIFA has committed to providing 500 pairs of boots to Grenada. This contribution is part of a broader support system for the country. The assistance includes technical help and the provision of experts. FIFA is also providing coaching and establishing academies. These efforts focus on the development of local talent and the improvement of facilities.
The Coyaba Beach Resort Conference Room is hosting an exhibition called Grenada in Bloom. The event features original artwork from 29 local artists. The pieces interpret gardens, landscapes, and flora. Admission to the exhibition is free.
Grenada officially opened its first FIFA Arena mini-pitch in Gouyave on Friday, November 6. The ceremony included attendance by FIFA President Gianni Infantino and GFA President Marlon Glean. Other attendees included various football officials and students. Community representatives were also present for the event.
The Caricom Election Observation Mission monitored voting across Grenada. Observers visited 282 polling stations across all 15 constituencies. They reported that no significant incidents occurred during the polling process.
President Trump will maintain control over the executive branch and foreign relations. This includes significant authority regarding immigration enforcement and trade policy. He will also continue to direct diplomatic engagement.
The 10th Inauguration Ceremony of the Prime Minister of Grenada is scheduled for Sunday, November 8, 2026. The event will be held at the Kirani James Athletic Stadium on River Road in St George’s. The ceremony will start at 4 pm.
Dickon Mitchell led the National Democratic Congress to a victory in Thursday's election. This win marks the first time the party has secured a second consecutive term in office. The National Democratic Congress was founded in 1987.
The United States has congratulated Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell on winning his election. The U.S. Secretary of State expressed a desire to keep working with the government of Grenada. Both nations intend to focus on their shared priorities.
The NNP needs to investigate why its message did not gain more support. The party must determine if its campaign provided a convincing alternative to voters. It also needs to identify what internal changes are required. These questions follow the loss of a specific seat.
The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank is introducing a new series of 5-cent coins. These circulation coins will be issued in Grenada. The rollout is scheduled to take place during the week of November 16, 2026.
Five women from the NDC have won seats in five different constituencies. Claudette Joseph, Delma Thomas, Kerryne James, Niecal Joseph, and Caris De Gannes will now hold one-third of the 15 elected seats in Grenada’s House of Representatives.
The OECS Commission congratulated Hon. Dickon Mitchell on winning the 2026 election. The commission stated they look forward to working with the Prime Minister and the incoming government as Grenada begins a new chapter.
Jacob Collymore finished his three-event schedule at the Youth Olympics in Dakar. This marks the end of a busy international season for the athlete. His recent competitions also included the CARIFTA Aquatic Championships and the Central American and Caribbean Games.
Kristin Gresham set a national record during the Dakar Youth Olympics. She achieved three personal bests while competing on the Olympic stage. Gresham is returning to Grenada with significant momentum following these performances.
The National Democratic Congress, led by Dickon Mitchell, won a second term in government. They secured 14 out of 15 constituencies in Grenada.
The Human Library concept inspired a program called Storytime. This initiative was launched in 2023 at the T A Marryshow Community College Library.
