AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSchool Reopening Clarified: Grenada’s Ministry of Education says schools officially reopen for students on Monday, 31 August 2026, after concerns raised by the Grenada Union of Teachers about the academic calendar. TB and Public Safety Pressure: Fresh criticism is growing over the handling of tuberculosis after-hours escapes from the General Hospital, with calls for stronger legislation and questions aimed at the Chief Medical Officer, Dr Shawn Charles. Heritage Fight for Drill Yard: The Grenada National Trust is pushing to protect the historic Drill Yard from demolition tied to the National Insurance Scheme, with international heritage support expected to bolster the case. Regional Biodiversity Talks: CARICOM has begun national consultations in Grenada on a Draft CARICOM Biodiversity Strategy and a Resource Mobilisation and Implementation Strategy, linking biodiversity to climate resilience and sustainable development. Immigration Update (US): New US visa and Green Card rules take effect from September 2026, including changes for student/visitor admissions and public charge inadmissibility. Caribbean Travel & Culture: Notting Hill Carnival continues in London, with Caribbean-linked performers and events drawing attention to lesser-known island destinations.
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