An altogether worrying business this declaration by minister Elvin Nimrod that after God Prime Minister Keith Mitchell is the person he reverences the most, so you see where this is heading.

Recognizing the need to develop the nation’s human resources with some considerable haste the concern is where does the education system go from here.
With an increasing number of children attaining school age both primary and secondary the problem of where to put them becomes more pressing and solutions are being considered, especially the question more schools or bigger schools.

Whether agriculture should take pride of place in Grenada’s development thrust or whether the preference should be given to tourism is still hotly argued but all agree that the development of agriculture is important.
The question is “is agriculture for export, for domestic consumption or both? If both, where should the priority be and what has to be done to build on that priority?
Any present or future government is faced with an intimidating task to chart a practical way forward for Grenada’s agriculture.