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By Sir Lawrence A. Joseph Section 52 of the Grenada Constitution establishes that the life of a Parliament may last up to five years. In practice the Governor-General exercises his or her power to dissolve Parliament on the advice of the incumbent Prime Minister who may so advise at anytime before. After Parliament is dissolved, […]

By Sir Lawrence A. Joseph The present situation regarding Camerhogne Park in Grenada provides a dilemma for Grenadians. Several persons and interests groups have expressed serious concerns about the possibility that the park could be released to a certain developer for the purpose of constructing a multi-million dollar hotel. There seems to be an intention […]

By Sir Lawrence A. Joseph A recent case judgment coming out from the High Court in Grenada indicates how devastating the tortious offence of defamation could be. In that case the complainant, Dr. Patrick Antoine was awarded compensation against the defendants, Lloyd Noel, in his capacity as a columnist and Grenada Today Limited, in the […]

Address for International Women’s Day on ‘Planet 50 50 by 2030′ The theme for today is “Step it Up for Gender Equality” By Lady Anande Joseph Today we begin a week of celebration of women and girls, just as we have done over the last one hundred years.   Today is a day for women to […]

By Sir Lawrence A. Joseph On Thursday 10th March 2016, Professor Brian Meeks delivered a lecture to a very large audience at the Annex of the Grenada Trade Centre. Professor Meeks is a Jamaican by birth and is presently holding the Chair of Africana Studies at Brown University which is one of the eight prestigious Ivy […]

By Sir Lawrence A. Joseph  If anyone had any doubts about the pragmatism of Dr. Ralph Gonsalves, Prime Minister of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, those doubts would have been completely erased on the night of Monday 14th March 2016. On that night Dr. Gonsalves delivered a most stimulating lecture to a most enthusiastic audience at the […]