AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEU CBI Deadline: The EU has warned Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, and St Lucia to end Citizenship by Investment by June 1, 2028 or face loss of visa-free access to the bloc, prompting prime ministers to plan a coordinated mission to Brussels. Cost-of-Living Pressure: Economists weigh in on Grenada’s challenge of reducing prices despite import dependence and limited domestic control over global shocks. Healthcare Upgrade: Government validates its Medium-Term Action Plan 2027–2029 and pushes Project Polaris, a planned US$250m, 250-bed teaching hospital in Calivigny due for completion in 2029. Courtroom Shake-Up: Former AG Jimmy Bristol, KC scores a major legal win after a ruling that Court of Appeal Justice Eddy Ventose’s appointment was unconstitutional, creating a vacancy. Public Safety Ahead of Carnival: A former inmate calls for a stronger police presence and more visible patrols as carnival season approaches. Energy & Climate Finance: CDB funding backs Grenada’s battery storage push at Maurice Bishop International Airport to stabilize the grid and cut fossil fuel reliance. Agriculture Innovation: CARDI launches its regional Agricultural Research and Innovation Symposium to boost climate-resilient food systems. Procurement Watch: World Bank-backed CEGEB procurement notices include office furniture, an electric vehicle, and computer equipment for Grenada.
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