Grenada's Media Landscape

Newspapers, radio, TV, online media, press freedom.

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Becoming a Journalist in Grenada: Training, Newsrooms and Pressure

Becoming a journalist in Grenada: how people enter the trade, where to train, what small newsrooms expect, the pressures reporters face and the career paths.

14/10/2026 7 min read

Two young women on a seawall in St George's laughing while sharing earphones and a phone, harbour boats behind them, late afternoon light, close mid-shot, blank phone face

Grenada's Media Landscape

Facebook, WhatsApp and Voice Notes: How Grenadians Get News Now

How Grenadians get news now: Facebook pages, WhatsApp voice notes, online outlets and live streams, why rumours spread so fast and how to check what you see.

14/10/2026 7 min read

Camera operator filming a minister at a lectern during a press briefing in a modern hall in St George's, reporters seated in rows, bright even lighting, view from the back

Grenada's Media Landscape

GBN, GIS and the State: Who Controls Grenada's Official Airwaves?

GBN, GIS and the state explained: who owns Grenada's national broadcaster, what the Government Information Service does and how official news reaches you.

14/10/2026 8 min read

Historian in reading glasses turning fragile yellowed pages of old bound volumes at a wooden archive table in St George's, window light falling across the room, overhead angle

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Censored, Shut, Revived: A Short History of Grenada's Press

A short history of Grenada's press: colonial papers and Marryshow, the Gairy years, Radio Free Grenada, the Torchlight and Grenadian Voice closures, and revival

14/10/2026 7 min read

Two journalists with notebooks and a recorder waiting outside a pale colonial courthouse in St George's, palm shadows on the steps, early morning light, low wide angle

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Press Freedom in Grenada: From Criminal Libel to the Cybercrime Fight

Press freedom in Grenada explained: the constitution, the 2012 end of criminal libel, the Electronic Crimes Act row, seditious libel and access to information.

14/10/2026 8 min read

Older man in a short-sleeved shirt reading a folded weekly paper on a shaded veranda bench in Grenville, coffee cup beside him, soft morning light, mid-shot

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No Daily Paper: How Grenada's Weekly Press Actually Works

How Grenada's weekly newspapers work: why there is no daily paper, what weeklies cover, how they are funded and distributed, and how to read them well.

14/10/2026 7 min read

Route bus driver tapping the steering wheel as passengers listen to the radio on a winding coastal road near Gouyave, bright morning, view from the back seat

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Why Radio Still Rules in Grenada: Talk Shows, Parishes and Power

Why radio still rules in Grenada: call-in talk shows, death announcements, hurricane warnings, political programmes and how the airwaves shape public debate.

14/10/2026 7 min read

Radio presenter in headphones speaking into a studio microphone in a small bright broadcast room in St George's, mixing desk in foreground, warm light, side angle

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Who Reports the News in Grenada? A Map of the Country's Media

Who reports the news in Grenada: a map of the weekly papers, radio, television, online outlets and government channels, who owns them and how they differ.

14/10/2026 7 min read

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