1. NNP - Noun
2. NNP - Proper noun
NNP
(South Africa, politics) Initialism of New National Party.
NNP (plural NNPs)
(economics) Initialism of net national product.
Grenada’s Prime Minister, Dr Keith Mitchell, says the country is facing a “new dawn’’, and he wants Grenadians to return his New National Party (NNP) to government when general elections are held on March 13. Source: Internet
At the last election, the NNP defeated the incumbent National Democratic Congress party lead by then-Prime Minister Tillman Thomas, picking up all 15 seats in parliament. Source: Internet
The leaders of NNP and NDC affirm that this elections presents a crossroads in the life of Grenada, but each has a different connotation for the way forward. Source: Internet
The Leader of Government’s Business in the Upper House, Prime lost the Carriacou and Petite Martinique seat in 2003 and 2008 to Elvin Nimrod, Deputy Leader of the opposition New National Party (NNP). Source: Internet
Local and regional door-to-door newspapers are also in a crisis situation now that advertising revenues have dropped to near zero, the Dutch association of journalists NVJ and the association for local and regional newspapers NNP said to NOS. Source: Internet
I am of the opinion that a gov’t under the control of the NNP will not be fair in the distribution of the social fund it is setting up with only contributions from GRENLEC instead of all profit making businesses in Grenada. Source: Internet