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Kick 'Em Jenny Volcano Rumbling Near Grenada, Expected To Erupt Within 48 Hours

GRENADA | Increased activities at Kick ’em Jenny volcano

ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada, May 1, CMC – Disaster officials in Grenada said that the region’s only submarine volcano, Kick ‘em Jenny, showed “continuous activity” on Monday with at least “43 mostly low magnitudes volcanic earthquakes” over an 18 hour period.
leader of the main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Nazim Burke.

GRENADA | NDC's Nazim Burke sues Prime Minister Mitchell for defamation

ST. GEORGE’S. Grenada, Feb 15, CMC – The leader of the main opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Nazim Burke is seeking compensation for the “pain and suffering” he experienced after Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell made what he claimed to be defamatory statements about him on a television programme.
  • Published in Justice
GRENADA records first case of microcephaly

GRENADA records first case of microcephaly

ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada, Jan 17, CMC – Grenada has recorded its first case of microcephaly after the unidentified mother of the baby became infected with the mosquito-borne Zika virus during her pregnancy.
  • Published in Health
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Finance, Mike Sylvester

GRENADA-Government defends payment to public workers

ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada, Jan 16, CMC – A senior Grenada government official Monday defended the decision to make a one-off payment of EC$1,000 (One Ec dollar =US$0.37 cents) to public servants for the period 2013-16, saying anything higher will be a violation of the Fiscal Responsibility legislation.
Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell in his budget presentation said despite the strong economic recovery and the reduction in unemployment, too many Grenadians are still without work.

Grenada government presents EC$1.1 billion budget to Parliament

ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada, Dec 9, CMC – Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell Friday presented an EC$1.1 billion (One EC dollar =US$0.37 cents) budget to Parliament, reducing personal income tax,  the payment of increments to public workers and outlining other relief measures for Grenadians.
  • Published in Politics
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