AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDual-Citizenship Petitions: Closing arguments have ended in challenges to Prime Minister Godwin Friday’s and Foreign Affairs Minister Dwight Bramble’s election victories. The judge has reserved her decision. Petitioners say their Canadian citizenship disqualifies them; Friday says he remains confident in his case. Youth Housing: The government has bought 4.7 acres in Belair for homes aimed at young professionals and first-time buyers. Youth Enterprise: The PRYME grant programme is absent from the 2026 budget, raising concerns about support for young entrepreneurs. Education: The government will cover 2027 CXC examination fees for eligible students, up to nine subjects each. Meanwhile, 82 Community College students, including eight National Scholars, received academic awards. Regional Security: SVG joined CARICOM security leaders in Suriname to discuss cooperation on serious crime, border security and intelligence sharing.
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