Grenada 2018

The population of Grenada in 2018 was estimated to be around 112,000 people. The majority of the population is comprised of people of Grenadian descent with a smaller percentage of other ethnicities. The economy is largely reliant on exports, manufacturing, and services such as tourism and agriculture. Foreign relations remain strong with Grenada’s neighbors in the Caribbean as well as other countries in Europe and beyond. According to extrareference, Grenada has been a parliamentary republic since 1974. In 2018, Prime Minister Keith Mitchell was re-elected for a fourth consecutive term after winning 54% of the popular vote in parliamentary elections held that year.

Yearbook 2018

Grenada. According to Countryaah.com, Saint George’s is the capital city of Grenada, a country located in North America. Parliamentary elections were held in March and became a huge success for the ruling New National Party (NNP) and Prime Minister Keith Mitchell. The party received 59% of the votes and all 15 seats in the House of Representatives. Mitchell was thus able to begin his fifth term as a total head of government. The opposition party National Democratic Congress (NDC) received a total of 40% of the vote but thus failed to win any individual constituency and thus became completely without parliamentary seats. Following the election, NDC party leader Nazim Burke decided in July to resign with immediate effect.

• According to Abbreviationfinder: GRD is an three letter acronym for Grenada.

In August, the capital of Saint George’s was hit by severe flooding caused by heavy rains. The water level was just over a meter high. Cars were washed away, buildings damaged and several landslides occurred. At least one person lose their life.