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Seeing as the Government has failed to request a formal Grenadian portrait of His Majesty, the League is proud to present our best effort to create an unofficial portrait of His Majesty as King of #Grenada.
Note that this is a heavily edited composite and not a real photograph.
Today we remember Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, whose life of unwavering service to the Commonwealth, 70 years of them as Queen, stands as a testament to her commitment and duty to her many peoples.
Today, 4 years ago, His Majesty King Charles III became King of Grenada.
It has been announced that His Majesty the King has, by letters patent, appointed Her Ladyship the Honourable Madam Margaret Price Findlay as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Grenada and the West Indies Associated States.
We extend our warm congratulations to Madam Findlay.
An accomplished business woman, she owns De La Grenade Industries, which produces food products.
A bit of trivia: she is the first cousin of Maurice Bishop, Grenada’s Prime Minister during the 1979-1983 revolution. Her Excellency’s father and Bishop’s mother were siblings.
Her Excellency Governor-General Dame Cécile La Grenade has now marked 13 years in office as Governor-General of Grenada.
Through 13 years of steadfast service to the Crown and Grenada, Her Excellency has been a model Governor-General. She will hopefully serve many more years.
Cécile Ellen Fleurette La Grenade was born in La Borie, Saint George, on 30 December 1952, into the prominent La Grenade family. A doctor of food science by education, Her Excellency served as Chair of the Public Service Commission before her Viceregal appointment in 2013
@kynakwado2 We have requested that the government make a formal request for an official state portrait from the King multiple times, but they have sadly declined to do so. Unfortunately, after the late Queen’s death, her portraits have been removed but not replaced in government offices
Today we celebrate the 3 year anniversary of the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III.
On 6. May 2023, His Majesty was crowned King of Grenada and his 14 other Realms. Governor-General Dame Cécile La Grenade and Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell attended the coronation.
“I declare before you all that my whole life whether it be long or short shall be devoted to your service.”
On her 21st birthday in 1947, Queen Elizabeth II pledged to devote her life to the service of her people. She remained true to her word – undertaking official duties up until her final days.
Tomorrow would have been her 100th birthday. Ahead of events to mark the anniversary, we look back on Her late Majesty’s life and work.
Today marks a truly special day. The late Queen Elizabeth II was born 100 years ago.
Her steadfast service to the Commonwealth and all her Realms throughout her long life should never be forgotten.
Let us today celebrate her long life and fantastic reign.
God Bless the Queen!
A very happy Commonwealth Day to all!
Today, let us celebrate our great Commonwealth family. From the Caribbean to the arctic, Europe, and Africa, from Asia to the Pacific, today is a day to celebrate this wonderful and unique family of nations, tied together by history.
🌎 As we mark #CommonwealthDay, thank you to everyone around the Commonwealth who has welcomed a member of the Royal Family to their country in the past year.
Happy Independence Day to all Grenadians, at home and in the diaspora!
52 years ago today, the Union Jack was lowered at Fort George and replaced with the red, green and gold flag we all love, signifying our independence and the birth of our nation.
Happy celebrations to all!🇬🇩
We extend our warmest congratulations to the 5 exemplary Grenadians who have been presented with New Years Honours by His Majesty the King.
These awards are a recognition of great talent and service to Grenada and to our communities. They are well earned. Congratulations to all!
A very Merry Christmas to all Grenadians, both at home and in the diaspora!
His Majesty’s heartfelt Christmas Message is a long and powerful tradition of unity.
The League wishes to thank the @GISGRENADA for broadcasting His Majesty’s address to Grenadians across our islands.
“Journeying is a constant theme of the Christmas Story. The Holy Family made a journey to Bethlehem and arrived homeless without proper shelter. The Wise Men made a pilgrimage from the East to worship at the cradle of Christ; and the Shepherds journeyed from field to town in search of Jesus, the Saviour of the World. In each case, they journeyed with others; and relied on the companionship and kindness of others.”
In this year’s Christmas Broadcast or ‘King’s Speech’, His Majesty reflects on the theme of the journey, in religious life and more broadly. You can now watch in full on:
- The Royal Family Channel on YouTube.
- @BBCNews, @ITV and @SkyUK in the UK.
- If you live outside the UK, check your national broadcaster’s schedule.
The League wishes to sincerely thank the editor and editorial staff of the newspaper The Grenadian Voice for endorsing our proposal that the Government of Grenada utilise His Majesty the King and the Crown’s diplomatic weight in dealing with the Trump administration.
Britain has done it, Canada has done it.
It’s time for Grenada - and the Caribbean Realms generally - to use our ace in dealing with Donald Trump: His Majesty the King.
Trump’s affinity and respect for the monarchy is well known. Let us use our head of state’s diplomatic reach.
Britain has done it, Canada has done it.
It’s time for Grenada - and the Caribbean Realms generally - to use our ace in dealing with Donald Trump: His Majesty the King.
Trump’s affinity and respect for the monarchy is well known. Let us use our head of state’s diplomatic reach.