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'SCORCHED EARTH' POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IN GRENADA
A prominent Grenadian journalist and political commentator has accused a group within the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) of using a state agency in a “scorched earth” campaign to rid the party and government of some members.
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GRENADA BOARD OF TOURISM AWARDED CARIBBEAN’S BEST TOURIST BOARD WEBSITE
The Grenada Board of Tourism places major emphasis on the use of its destination website as a key component of its marketing strategy.
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COMMONWEALTH THEME 2012 : “CONNECTING CULTURES “
The 2012 Commonwealth theme ‘Connecting Cultures’ has been launched online with a new website: http://www.commonwealththeme.org.
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REPORT ON THE FIFTY-FOURTH MEETING OF THE OECS AUTHORITY
The Fifty-fourth Meeting of the OECS Authority was convened in Rodney Bay, St Lucia over the period January 23-24, 2012 under the Chairmanship of Dr. the Honourable Kenny D. Anthony, Prime Minister of Saint Lucia.
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CARIBBEAN BRIDAL MARKET IS BIG BUSINESS
Hitching to the seemingly recession-proof bridal market links resorts and destinations to a constant flow of new opportunities, says Caribbean weddings expert Jacqueline Johnson, president and CEO of MarryCaribbean.com.
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TRADE BLOC GETS AID FROM U.K. BUT PUNITIVE TAX STAYS
Caribbean trade and foreign ministers sat down last week in Grenada with British Foreign Secretary William Hague to discuss the state of their relations. While all agreed that contact between the empire and some of her former colonies was decent, major differences remain as to what the region sees as a British tax assault on its lifeline, the tourism industry.
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OECS CHAIRMAN PUSHES SINGLE MARKET IDEALS
New chairman of the Organisation for Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) authority, St Lucia’s Prime Minister Dr Kenny Anthony, has called on his peers to recommit to free movement through the sub-region.
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ST KITTS TO GET FIRST PRIVATE JET TERMINAL
A build operate least transfer (BOLT) agreement with global aviation solution provider Veling should see St Kitts have its first private jet terminal before year end.
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THE CARIBBEAN’S LARGEST SOLAR POWER PLANT EARMARKED FOR JAMAICA
Canadian company Solamon Energy Corporation has announced plans for a US $450 million solar power plant in Jamaica, the largest in the Caribbean.
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