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  • 23 Sept 2026

    Numbers that change depending on who is speaking

    Grenada cannot be governed responsibly when the numbers change depending on who is speaking. The people deserve the facts, the full accounts and the truth View the full post Numbers that change depending on who is speaking on NOW Grenada .

    NOW Grenada

  • 23 Sept 2026

    Jelani Moses takes on Guinness violin endurance record

    Jelani Moses, from La Mode, St Patrick, will begin at 8 am on Saturday, 24 October, at Plains Playing Field and intends to continue until Monday, 26 October — his 24th birthday View the full post Jelani Moses takes on Guinness violin endurance record on NOW Grenada .

    NOW Grenada

  • 22 Sept 2026

    Justice in the balance

    September Assizes have been postponed; however, matters before the Master of the High Court continue virtually, while urgent applications can still be brought before the court View the full post Justice in the balance on NOW Grenada .

    NOW Grenada

  • 22 Sept 2026

    Health and Business

    Business practices, refined through continuous improvement, earn their place in health as instruments of coherence, holding the competing expectations together while delivering positive outcomes View the full post Health and Business on NOW Grenada .

    NOW Grenada

  • 22 Sept 2026

    Sandals Grenada are GCIC Inter-Sector Football Tournament champions

    The annual sporting initiative brings together organisations from across Grenada in a spirit of friendly competition, fostering teamwork, collaboration, wellness, and stronger relationships within the business community View the full post Sandals Grenada are GCIC Inter-Sector…

    NOW Grenada

  • 22 Sept 2026

    Why fiscal rules matter for the Caribbean

    Because Jamaica and Grenada built fiscal buffers in the years preceding the Covid-19 shock, both governments were able to implement targeted countercyclical measures without jeopardising long‑term sustainability View the full post Why fiscal rules matter for the Caribbean on NOW…

    NOW Grenada

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