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17/02/2025

The young man seen in a viral Facebook video allegedly being assaulted by a senior police officer has been charged by the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) with resisting arrest. He is now seeking legal counsel, according to his defense attorney, Anslem Clouden.

17/02/2025

16/02/2025

New National Party Women's Convention 2025

16/02/2025

Gateway Assembly with Pastor Raul Charles

15/02/2025

15/02/2025

14/02/2025

14/02/2025

As the world celebrates world radio day, we take a closer look at the relevance and impact of radio through the experiences of two broadcasters, media veteran Tony Julien and radio host Prince James.

14/02/2025

14/02/2025

The community of Grandbras has been in full celebration mode, hosting a series of events and cleanup efforts leading up to the nation’s independence. As part of the festivities, they honored past and present stalwarts, including the oldest living resident in the community.

14/02/2025

Renowned artist Lewis Salab, the creative mind behind the striking painting at the exit of Sendall Tunnel, sat down with MTV News to discuss the inspiration, history, and educational message behind his work.

14/02/2025

The Ministry of Agriculture and Lands-Forestry and Marine Resources is preparing to import a shipment of coconut varieties, as part of efforts to resuscitate the local Coconut Industry. This undertaking is one of the activities of the World Bank Funded, Food Security Enhancement Program, with a shipment of over 10,000 germplasm material expected to arrive in Grenada, in the next few months.

14/02/2025

The world pediatrics project has once again brought hope to children in Grenada as its orthopedic mission got underway on Thursday.

14/02/2025

Grenada recently hosted a hybrid two-day forum for early childhood educators, organized by the OCES Programme for Educational Advancement and Relevant Leaning (OECS PEARL).
Discussions focused on enhancing the quality of early childhood education, setting clear development goals and sharing best practices to ensure young learners receive a strong educational foundation.

14/02/2025

A local economist has defended government’s decision to borrow over $700 million to fund the 2025 budget and address infrastructure challenges following Hurricane Beryl, stating that such borrowing is not unusual. The economist also suggests that the government should consider increasing its borrowing to further support development projects.