AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Safety: A 40-year-old construction worker, Lesmond Franklyn of Dickson and Orange Hill, was jailed for 40 months for an unlicensed .380 pistol and seven rounds of ammunition, after a joint police patrol in Orange Hill. Police also charged another construction worker, Rahiem Williams, with possession of a Glock 43X and ammunition; he pleaded not guilty and was granted EC$20,000 bail. Trade & Digital Services: The Vincy Single Window for Trade (VSWIFT) is moving ahead as CARDTP begins distributing ICT equipment to key agencies, upgrading document processing linked to ASYCUDA World 4.4 to speed up electronic licences, permits and certificates. Agriculture & Food Security: Morocco-donated fertilizer is now reaching nearly 2,000 farmers across nine districts, with specific blends for ginger and root crops; meanwhile, the Government of India handed over a leafy vegetables and root crops packaging/processing facility at Langley Park, part of a US$1m food security push. Infrastructure: BRAGSA says its “Crab Hole” road project in Clare Valley is about 90% complete, with concrete roadway and drainage works nearing finish. Regional Economy & Energy Costs: Opposition leader Dr. Ralph Gonsalves urged gradual fuel price increases paired with support for minibus drivers, warning against sudden shocks to transport costs. Youth & Green Skills: Canada’s High Commission is funding the Scout Association’s “SunRise Leaders” programme with C$44,000 to train at-risk youth in solar technology, entrepreneurship and job-ready installation experience.
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