Anglina Byron is a local journalist based in Grenada, Grenada. With a focus on reporting on local news and current affairs, Anglina covers a wide range of topics including politics, economy, culture, and sports. Her articles aim to provide the community with accurate and timely information that is relevant to their everyday lives.
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By: Anglina Byron
Ernest Hilaire- Deputy Prime Minister of Saint Lucia, extended wishes on Labour Day and paid tribute to the working men and women
The price of diesel is all set to increase in Jamaica by $10.15 as it will cost $177.93 per litre from Thursday
Global superstar Burna Boy has lit the stage of Guyana National Stadium with his massive performance at the “Unforgettable Concert”
By: Anglina Byron
Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit welcomed Commonwealth Secretary-General- Patricia Scotland to Dominica to the office of the prime minister
The much-anticipated Tranquility Beach Resort is expected to open its doors in 2025 as the construction in Salisbury is moving swiftly.
Mc Claude Emmanuel- CEO of the Citizenship by Investment Unit of Saint Lucia has been implementing effective measures
An elderly woman aged 80 was found dead after her house was allegedly put on fire in St Ann, said the police
The highly anticipated Jazz’n Creole Festival will set the stage this weekend with a soldout VIP experience and cultural showcase
By: Anglina Byron
JetBlue Airways A320 and Trans Anguilla Cessna 402 arrived at a wet runway of Robert L Bradshaw International Airport on Friday.
DOMFESTA 2024 is all set to return to Dominica in the month of May with a variety of exciting activities and cultural celebrations.
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