AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElection Petitions: Prime Minister Godwin Friday says he is confident he will defeat challenges to his and Foreign Affairs Minister Dwight Bramble’s election over their Canadian citizenship. The case is awaiting a decision after closing arguments in Kingstown. Youth Enterprise: The 2026 budget omits PRYME, the grant programme that offered young entrepreneurs up to EC$40,000, prompting concern about the future of government support for start-ups. Tourism: SVG has launched its “Set Your Spirit Free” brand, promoting volcano hikes, sailing, festivals and community experiences. Union Island Recovery: Government says new homes are being built and damaged roofs repaired, with utilities and household appliances arranged to help displaced renters return. Education: Government was set to award 82 scholarships, exhibitions and bursaries based on 2026 CAPE and associate-degree results. Airport Safety: Argyle International Airport tested emergency procedures with police, fire, health and disaster-response agencies in a required training exercise.
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