State of Land Surveying in Grenada
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- Published: 16 May 2012
Alan Robinson Msc. Qualified Land Surveyor
As a student of Land Surveying, Geo-Information Management specializing in Cadastral systems and Land registration, it disturbs me to see the atrocious state to which the noble profession has been relegated in Grenada.
As a student of Land Surveying, Geo-Information Management specializing in Cadastral systems and Land registration, it disturbs me to see the atrocious state to which the noble profession has been relegated in Grenada.
"Through the Looking Glass"
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- Published: 07 May 2012
Two Sides of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) .... contributed by Guest Correspondent
Enough Already!
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- Published: 11 January 2012
... by Special contributor
About a month ago, I listened to the quarterly earnings announcement of a multi-billion dollar global company during which the CEO spoke about the impact that the global economic crisis was having on his company's business.
About a month ago, I listened to the quarterly earnings announcement of a multi-billion dollar global company during which the CEO spoke about the impact that the global economic crisis was having on his company's business.
Here We Go Again!
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- Published: 10 January 2012
... Ronald "Pappy" Charles
For the past two decades I have been lamenting the unacceptable treatment of our returning nationals by their fellow Grenadians. Returning nationals in this context includes those who come to Grenada on vacation as well as those who are re-establishing residence. It behooves me to stress here that we all need each other… especially in these trying times. The recent incident in Grenada, which claimed the life of Mr. Oscar Bartholomew while in the hands of law enforcement, is unfortunate and must not be viewed as an isolated case. If it is, then we are once again missing the boat that is designed to take us out of the cesspool of ignorance.
For the past two decades I have been lamenting the unacceptable treatment of our returning nationals by their fellow Grenadians. Returning nationals in this context includes those who come to Grenada on vacation as well as those who are re-establishing residence. It behooves me to stress here that we all need each other… especially in these trying times. The recent incident in Grenada, which claimed the life of Mr. Oscar Bartholomew while in the hands of law enforcement, is unfortunate and must not be viewed as an isolated case. If it is, then we are once again missing the boat that is designed to take us out of the cesspool of ignorance.