Readers would readily recognize that the caption above is part of the well known phase: “Behind every dark cloud there is a SILVER LINING”. This is in reference to a televised speech given by the Read More
COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR UGLY SHADOWS
Our departed brother, Prime Minister George Brizan – may his soul rest in peace, left us a legacy in his book - “GRENADA island of conflict”. This 504 page volume was first published in 1984 Read More
WOULD FORT GEORGE SUFFER THE SAME FATE AS THE MARKET SQUARE?
This (Sentinel) article is a copy of the tWRF Report submitted to the Permanant Secretary and Project Manager in the Ministry of Tourism and published on the media for public information and Read More
THE HOUSE THAT ” JACK ” INHERITED
• Readers, especially the youth who are interested in Grenada’s Mythology – I present “The house that jack inherited”. • A myth, as the dictionary would describe, is a fictional story of the Read More
The passing of an INTERNATIONAL MEDIA ICON
“Ye are the salt of the earth, and if the earth has lost its savour – wherewith shall it be salted” - Holy Scripture. GEORGE GRANT must be included in our journalistic HALL OF FAME with the Read More
EULOGY of Raymond Anthony Smith – OBE
Ray Smith as he was popularly called, was born at “Ashford” on 16th October 1930 in St. Paul’s, St. George – the 2nd son of Mr & Mrs Sydney H. Smith. He began his early education at the St. Read More
IS the NDC political party ENERGIZED ?
See also THE NEW TODAY editorial of Feb. 28, 2020 entitled “The Heart is not beating” The caption above came about when a few weeks ago, before the Publication of THE NEW TODAY editorial, I was at Read More
PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT – “Grenadian Style”.
A development policy that disrespects NATURE (the environment) and history is doomed to failure. At this point in the evolution of man, we have come to realise that we share one planet – MOTHER Read More
PROMISES – a continuous POLITICAL MAMAGUY
“If wishes (promises) were horses all beggars would ride” - as unwittingly as it may sound, this ditty is a true reflection of what is on offer to a docile population over the years – say for the last Read More
INDEPENDENCE – an inevitable result of COLONIALISM
When we consider our roots, from whence we came, it should not be too difficult to follow the sequence of events which have led to the present stage of our Caribbean civilization. Having just Read More