AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection: Grenada will vote on November 5, after Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell announced the date. The Attorney General’s Office says a High Court challenge to aspects of the electoral process is being handled appropriately and maintains the process complies with the law. Healthcare: Plans for the new 250-bed hospital have been revised to reduce infrastructure costs, with major earthworks expected to begin in November. Public Safety: The Pesticide Control Board has launched a national audit of the pesticide supply chain to check compliance with health, food-safety and environmental rules. Education: Republic Bank has donated interactive boards and related equipment to St John’s Christian Secondary School, helping equip its classrooms and food lab for digital learning. Carriacou: Corn Fest returns to Hillsborough Botanical Gardens on October 25, showcasing traditional and new dishes made from the island’s staple crop. Tourism: The Grenada Tourism Authority plans to introduce Pure Experiences, promoting locally operated tours and activities across Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
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