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Grenada’s Coat of Arms: Visual identity of government The consequences of incorrect and inconsistent placement of the COA on any document which speaks on behalf of our government and its activities, may eventually become legally or diplomatically problematic View the full post Grenada’s Coat of Arms: Visual identity of government on NOW Grenada.

Pesticide Control Board announces comprehensive national audit “This regulatory enforcement initiative targets all importers, distributors, wholesalers, retailers, commercial applicators, and major users of pesticides” View the full post Pesticide Control Board announces comprehensive national audit on NOW Grenada.

Final opportunity for Blue Economy MSMEs Grenadian fisherman Renrich Bethel used his grant to invest in equipment that has strengthened both the safety and efficiency of his fishing operations View the full post Final opportunity for Blue Economy MSMEs on NOW Grenada.

Don’t mamaguy me! When “Ole Talk” becomes a crime “Freedom of Expression is guaranteed by the Constitution, but in Grenada, a few careless words could cost you a criminal record” View the full post Don’t mamaguy me! When “Ole Talk” becomes a crime on NOW Grenada.

GAA Request for Bid: External Auditor The deadline for submitting the bid for External Auditors at the Grenada Airports Authority is Friday, 30 October 2026 View the full post GAA Request for Bid: External Auditor on NOW Grenada.

GTA to showcase locally operated tours and activities Planned for mid-October, Pure Experiences will give participating experiences a distinct marketing and create greater visibility and promotional opportunities for local operators View the full post GTA to showcase locally operated tours and activities on NOW Grenada.

GPA and GTAWU sign collective bargaining agreements On 7 October 2026, the Grenada Ports Authority and the Grenada Technical and Allied Workers’ Union signed collective bargaining agreements for pilots, middle managers and the St George’s Bus Terminus View the full post GPA and GTAWU sign collective bargaining agreements on NOW Grenada.

When the blockade reaches the classroom The US$98,006,500 in reported damages to Cuban education is a measure of pressure on one of the most fundamental rights and aspirations of any society: the ability to educate its people and prepare the next generation View the full post When the blockade reaches the classroom on NOW Grenada.

Cybersecurity Team warns voters: Verify before you click Increases in election-related content online could make it more difficult for voters to distinguish between official information, political messaging and misleading content View the full post Cybersecurity Team warns voters: Verify before you click on NOW Grenada.

Mitchell and Pierre put cost-of-living plans on debate table Removing VAT on sugar, electricity and water could reduce costs for consumers, but the parties would also have to explain how any resulting revenue gap would be addressed View the full post Mitchell and Pierre put cost-of-living plans on debate table on NOW Grenada.