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Bloc Prince @bloc_prince

over 2 years ago

https://t.co/1rv7rKCc4M 👿👿👿 slimeway 🇬🇩 #Grenada #grenada

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Bloc Prince @bloc_prince

6 months ago

Whoooooooooo wanna bet surk coming out ? #freesurk #FREEDURK

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Bloc Prince @bloc_prince

6 months ago

#spazzz #grenada #chicago Drop or keep it ?

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Bloc Prince @bloc_prince

6 months ago

#spazzz #grenada #chicago Drop or keep it ?

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Who to follow

cake1g

@cake1g1

DOPE MCEE COMING OUT THE TRENCHES AND GETTING STRAIGHT TO THE BAG

Maxx Osama (artist)

@Maxx_amillion3

https://t.co/IGJELORJv2

ninety ones

@ninetyonesband

riding those turnpike waves Danny 🎸Mikey 🎸 Rob 🥁

Bloc Prince @bloc_prince

6 months ago

Blessings is the man dat has its own

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Bloc Prince @bloc_prince

6 months ago

I need a girl

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Bloc Prince @bloc_prince

6 months ago

Whats the time spand to call some your ex ?

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The OPEC Fund for International Development

@TheOPECFund

6 months ago

Stronger healthcare. Greater resilience for Grenada. Our President Dr. Abdulhamid Alkhalifa and HE Dennis Cornwall, Minister of Finance, signed a US$60 million loan for Project Polaris: the Grenada Smart Academic Hospital. Together with our partners, @KuwaitFund and @SaudiFund_Dev, we are supporting the construction of the modern, 250-bed smart academic hospital, a transformative investment in Grenada’s healthcare system and future. For Small Island Developing States like Grenada, delivering high-quality healthcare is uniquely complex. Geographic isolation, limited economies of scale, exposure to climate-related shocks and constrained fiscal space place enormous pressure on national systems. This project responds directly to those challenges. The Grenada Smart Academic Hospital will significantly expand bed capacity while integrating digital technologies, smart systems and advanced medical services. Designed to meet today’s needs and adapt to tomorrow’s demands, it will serve as a center of excellence for tertiary care, medical training and research. By reducing the need for overseas treatment, the hospital will strengthen national resilience to public health emergencies, climate-related events and future shocks.