NOW Grenada

What is NOW Grenada?

NOW Grenada is an online news site at nowgrenada.com. Its footer reads “© NOW Grenada Ltd. All Rights Reserved.” As retrieved on 26 September 2026, its navigation carried a Sports category with the subcategories All, Athletics, Cricket, Football and Watersports.^[1]

Its About page returned an access error when requested on 26 September 2026, as did several of its article pages, so no statement by the site about its founding or ownership could be read.

What does NOW Grenada cover?

Athletics. As retrieved on 26 September 2026, the home page's sports items included “Anderson Peters starts 2026 Diamond League campaign with Rabat victory”, “Jamara Patterson 2nd fastest Grenadian woman in 400m” and “Nazzio John equals national 200m record”; the last is dated 1 June 2026 on the page, and the others carry only relative times, so their dates are not given here.^[1]

Cricket. Its tag page for the Grenada Cricket Association lists an item on the association's one-day retreat of 21 January 2023, held to assess the challenges facing cricket, and an item on new training outfits unveiled at a T20 practice match at the Grenada National Stadium on 18 July 2022.^[2]

Sports administration. NOW Grenada published a release on the National Sports Council's inaugural board meeting, which it states was held at the Kirani James Athletic Stadium on Tuesday, 10 December 2024. The release states: “The National Sports Council of Grenada is governed by an Act of Parliament, Act 2 of 2012, and commenced on 7 November 2023.”^[3]

The ministry's programmes. Its tag page for the Ministry of Sports, as retrieved on 26 September 2026, listed dated items from January 2023 to July 2026. The most recent, dated 7 July 2026, is headed “GASA and Ministry of Sports celebrate 2026 School Swimming Championships”. Others include “New Minister for Sports tours National Cricket Stadium renovation site”, dated 8 October 2024; “IMA Grenada champions youth development through title sponsorship of National Relay Meet”, dated 12 February 2025; “GFA free nationwide summer of soccer programme for ages 6–16”, dated 16 June 2025; and “Firearms Act needs to evolve to support sport shooting”, dated 16 January 2023.^[5]

How large is NOW Grenada's audience?

No audited audience or traffic figure for nowgrenada.com was retrieved, and no audience-measurement body publishing figures for Grenada's media was found.

Reporters Without Borders' country page address for Grenada returned no page on 26 September 2026. Freedom House's Freedom in the World 2026 report scores Grenada 3 out of 4 on the question “Are there free and independent media?”; the page as retrieved carries no explanatory text under that score.^[6]

Since when has NOW Grenada existed?

No founding date for NOW Grenada was retrieved from the site or from any other source. The earliest dated items on its Grenada Cricket Association tag page are from 2022.^[2]

Its uploads folder carries a copy of the National Sports Council Act, 2012 in a folder dated November 2023 in its address.^[4]

Why does NOW Grenada matter in Grenada's sport?

NOW Grenada hosts a copy of the National Sports Council Act, 2012, Act No. 2 of 2012. Section 3(1) of that text states: “For the purposes of this Act, there is established a Council to be known as the National Sports Council.”^[4]

It also carried the Council's own release of December 2024, including the Council's statement of the Act's commencement date, items on the Ministry of Sports' school swimming championships of 2026 and the national cricket stadium's renovation in 2024,^[5] and a sports menu covering athletics, cricket, football and watersports.^[3][1]