Members of the PRG
|
Maurice Bishop |
Prime Minister; Minister of Defense, Interior & Carriacou Affairs |
| Bernard Coard | Deputy Prime Minister; Minister of Finance |
| Jacqueline Creft | Minister of Women's Affairs; Minister of Education |
| Norris Bain | Minister of Housing |
| Unison Whiteman | Minister of External Relations; Lands and Forestry |
| Hudson Austin | Minister of Communications and Labor |
| Selwyn Strachan | Minister of National Mobilization |
| Chris De Riggs | Minister of Health |
| Lyden Ramdhanny | Minister of Tourism |
| Kendrick Radix | Minister of Justice |
| George Louison | Minister of Agriculture |
| Richard Hart | Attorney General |
The Peoples Revolutionary Government (PRG) was run by a Central Committee. Most, though not all, decisions were signed off by Prime Minister Maurice Bishop, Chairman of the Central Committee. The Central Committee was made up of sixteen members and was officially the supreme policy-making body of the party. Its meetings took place in normal circumstances about every month.
Members of the Central Committee of the NJM, September 1983
| Hudson Austin | Commander of the Peoples Revolutionary Army; Minister of Communications and Labor |
| Fitzroy Bain | Trade Union Leader |
| Dave Bartholomew | Peoples Revolutionary Army |
| Maurice Bishop | Prime Minister; Minister of Defense, Interior & Carriacou Affairs |
| Bernard Coard | Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance |
| Phyllis Coard | Head of National Women's Organization |
| Leon Cornwall | People's Revolutionary Army; former Ambassador to Cuba |
| Ewart Layne | People's Revolutionary Army |
| Chris De Riggs | Minister of Health |
| Liam James | People's Revolutionary Army |
| George Louison | Minister of Agriculture |
| Kamau McBarnette | Deputy Minister of Information |
| Ian St. Bernard | People's Revolutionary Army; Commissioner of Police |
| Selwyn Strachan | Minister of National Mobilization |
| John Ventour | Trade Union Leader |
| Unison Whiteman | Minister of External Relations |
The principal day-to-day decisions of the Central Committee were made by the Political Bureau. The eight-man Political Bureau was, in practice, the governing body in Grenada, handling all urgent decisions.
Members of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee, September 1983
| Hudson Austin | Commander of the Peoples Revolutionary Army; Minister of Communications and Labor |
| Maurice Bishop | Prime Minister; Minister of Defense, Interior & Carriacou Affairs |
| Liam James | People's Revolutionary Army |
| Ewart Layne | People's Revolutionary Army |
| George Louison | Minister of Agriculture |
| Selwyn Strachan | Minister of National Mobilization |
| John Ventour | Trade Union Leader |
| Unison Whiteman | Minister of External Relations |