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Before you trust an investment ad, check who is behind it

An earlier CSIRT advisory explains why a sponsored social-media post is no guarantee of legitimacy.

At Art House 473, Grenada and Trinidad share creative notes

Painting workshops and a film screening put Caribbean ways of making art in conversation.

Grenadian stories take centre stage at this month’s film festival

The 1261 festival returns to Movie Palace from 18–25 October, opening with a night dedicated to Grenadian filmmakers.

Behind the mixing desk: Grenada’s next generation of sound engineers

Sixteen SoundLeap students took their training into a live production at September’s Sound Fest.

Caribbean food security returns to the regional agenda

Grenada joins agriculture talks in Jamaica focused on production, resilience and trade.

At the UN, Grenada raises concern for Cuban households

Grenada’s delegation puts the hardship facing ordinary Cubans before the General Assembly.

What Grenada went to Morocco to learn about clean energy

A renewable-energy mission puts planning, project finance and practical expertise in focus.

Child Month puts health and safety on October’s calendar

Schools, families and community groups are invited to take part throughout the month.

Bus fares and terminals could change. Here’s what is—and isn’t—settled

Fare talks are nearing agreement, while terminal upgrades and cashless payments form part of a longer-term transport plan.

Grenada’s Parliament is dissolved. What happens next?

The dissolution took effect on 2 October. Here is what the announcement confirms—and what readers should watch for next.

Chevening applications close Tuesday: the deadline Grenadians need to know

The 2027–28 scholarship application window closes on 6 October at 7am Grenada time.

Commonwealth grants open to eligible Grenadian organisations

Civil society and creative groups can check two funding streams before the 26 October deadline.

An open-water swimming weekend is coming to Grenada and Carriacou

A four-day programme announced for 19–22 November will combine competitive swimming with island experiences.

Why Grenada is playing its “home” football matches in Trinidad

Pitch conditions prompted the GFA to move its October Nations League home fixtures to Port of Spain.

Dives, mangroves and beach clean-ups: a week exploring Grenada’s marine life

The Dive & Conservation Festival runs from 26 October to 1 November across Grenada and Carriacou.

A new glass pulveriser gives Grenada more recycling capacity

A tourism-funded investment adds equipment for processing glass waste at Queen’s Park.

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No, NAWASA did not announce an island-wide three-day water shutdown

A WhatsApp message warning of a 72-hour island-wide shutdown is spreading fast. We checked it.

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Saharan dust returns: hazy skies and rough air through Thursday

A thick dust plume is over Grenada this week. Here's what it means for your health, your garden, and your plans.

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Cuba medical scholarships open: deadline, eligibility, how to apply

Fully-funded medical study places are open for the next academic year. Applications close at the end of the month.

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Small craft advisory: what fishers and ferry users should know

A small craft advisory is in effect. We explain what it means, who it's for, and how to stay safe.

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That 'Government Youth Grant' Facebook page is fake

A page promising $5,000 youth grants is asking for a 'processing fee.' That's the tell.

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Small tourism business grant now taking applications

Grants for small tourism and hospitality businesses are open, with priority for Carriacou and Petite Martinique.