AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoSpicemas Safety: Royal Grenada Police Force is investigating the deaths of two women after a boating incident off Grand Anse Beach on Aug. 8; witnesses say both jumped from the Kayak Princess and were struck by the propeller, with the captain detained as inquiries continue. Search Update: North Carolina visitor Elizabeth “Liz” Waddell, missing since July 22 after swimming off Grand Anse, remains the focus as her husband says drowning is the “most likely scenario,” adding that “a lot doesn’t make sense” and urging more information as authorities piece together what happened. Infrastructure: Carriacou’s Herbert A. Blaize Airport moves toward 24-hour operations after a successful night landing test; the Grenada Airports Authority will now seek licences from ECCAA to enable scheduled night landings. Regional Policy: The EU’s crackdown on citizenship-by-investment schemes puts Grenada among five Caribbean states facing reforms or phase-outs by 2028 to protect Schengen visa-free access. Sports & Culture: Grenada crowned new Spicemas soca monarchs—Sabrina Francis (Groovy) and Rio “Snakey” St Paul (Power)—as Carnival road safety checks for impaired driving were also announced.
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